Imagine more games will be ditching GeForce Now.
Why? You are renting a high-end PC rig to play your own games, why would you need the permission of anyone to play anything?I can't blame them. Putting a game on there without permission is a giant fuck up.
Why? You are renting a high-end PC rig to play your own games, why would you need the permission of anyone to play anything?
(except it's not your own games. We're in the era of tech feudalism, where you do not own anything, everything is a service rented from your tech lords who have the legal authority to tell you exactly how you use anything. And that should terrify you)
Nvidia hasn't put a game on their service. They've put Steam and a few other storefronts, and they let you play by logging in on those storefronts on your account and installing the game (or using a pre-installed version if there's one already). Nvidia is neither selling nor renting any game - they are explicitely renting you a PC rig to play remotely.I was referring to Nvidia putting a game on their service that they didn't have permission to do so.
Well, believe it or not, there are other platforms besides Steam and nVidia Now works with those platforms. Also, many people don't have a phat gaming computer that would run games at higher graphics settings.I don't understand why anyone would use these various services. What they are offering for a fee, Steam does for free.
If I leave my Home computer on and logged onto Steam, I can go to my work computer sign into Steam and stream-play any of the games I have installed on my home PC.
Nvidia has close working relationships with most studios and has a vested interest in staying on the whole industry's good side.
The Xbox maker is planning to integrate Project xCloud with Xbox Game Pass later this year, allowing players to stream games from the company’s subscription service directly from the cloud.