NVIDIA fully embraces the Steam Deck with a native GeForce Now app promised for 2025

On the Steam Deck, accessing games from NVIDIA’s cloud was never unattainable due to its web-browser compatible version. Moreover, there’s been an informal Linux application available for some time now, which essentially encapsulates this web application. In simpler terms, you can play NVIDIA’s cloud games on the Steam Deck via a web browser and there’s also an app (not officially supported) that wraps this web app for easier use on Linux systems.

The WWE reveals WWE 2K25 during Monday Night RAW’s Netflix debut for Xbox, PlayStation, and PC

If you haven’t heard yet, WWE 2K is a series of wrestling video games that started with WWE 2K14 in 2013. With these games, players can choose their favorite WWE characters or design their own unique superstars to engage in exciting, over-the-top matches – both offline and online. By winning battles, they can earn recognition and WWE Championship belts.

Microsoft wants you to use Bing so badly that it’s using “deceptive tactics” to transform the search engine into an imitation of Google — Google responds

During last year’s antitrust hearing involving Google, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella suggested that Google was not playing fair with Bing, arguing that its exclusive deal with Apple had a negative impact on Bing’s expansion and visibility. However, recent reports claim that Microsoft might be employing underhanded methods to increase its own market share in the search field at Google’s expense.

Your wait is over — NVIDIA is finally bringing GeForce Now to India later this year

There are several levels for GeForce Now:

1. The free level comes with advertisements and restricts gaming sessions to one hour, streaming at a resolution of 1080p.
2. The Performance level grants access to an RTX-enabled device, allowing you to play for up to 100 hours a month, with sessions lasting up to six hours each, and streams at 1440p.
3. For the ultimate streaming experience, the Ultimate tier provides an RTX 4080 machine, offering 100 hours of gameplay per month, with eight-hour sessions at a time, streaming capabilities up to 4K resolution (240fps) with HDR support, and compatibility for ultrawide monitors. This is the only tier that enables DLSS technology.

* The free version has ads, one-hour gaming sessions, and streams at 1080p.
* The Performance level offers RTX capabilities, up to 100 hours of gameplay monthly, six-hour sessions, and 1440p streaming.
* The Ultimate tier provides the best experience with an RTX 4080 machine, 100 hours of playtime per month, eight-hour sessions, 4K resolution (up to 240fps), HDR support, ultrawide monitor compatibility, and DLSS technology.