Nvidia's GeForce Now publically launches

[FourWheelDrift]

It's like Google Stadia but better.

You can play your games streamed to any PC, laptop or handheld device you have in 60fps 1080p at highest detail levels (if you have 25gb broadband) or 30fps at 15, or you can reduce details to get 60fps WITH realtime ray tracing (RTX) even if you do not have it.

It's been in private beta for years now live - https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce-now/

More info here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtF8n8UpO2E

£4.99 per month for anytime/length access or it's free in for a maximum of 1 hr per session (as many times as you want) per month.

[Wayoftheflower]

Supports Elite Dangerous apparently, now might be able to play on the road on any old potato.

[Tycho]

I've just subscribed to check it out and it seems really good. I'd like the Epic store to be supported more as I play a lot of Satisfactory. Just remember that not all your Steam games are supported. I believe that Rockstar doesn't let their games be put on the platform but I do like the idea of having most of your games already there without having to buy them all again if I used Stadia.

[BobSaunders]

My internet connection speed is not fast enough for this.

I just wish they would bin off HS2, focus on Northern inter-city connection's, and local rail service speed increases, and then pump the rest of the money into gigabit broadband for all.