NVIDIA Expands GeForce RTX Access with Linux, Fire TV Apps

NVIDIA has expanded its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service, enhancing gaming experiences through new devices and platforms. Announced at the CES trade show in Las Vegas, the updates focus on performance and accessibility for gamers worldwide.

NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW Cloud Gaming Service Enhancements

The latest improvements are powered by GeForce RTX 5080-class performance, delivering notable upgrades for cloud gaming enthusiasts. Now, members can enjoy streaming at an impressive resolution of up to 5K and 120 frames per second (fps). Additionally, they benefit from ultra-low latency with support for NVIDIA Reflex technology, enabling competitive gameplay at 1080p with up to 360 fps.

New Platform Integrations

The GeForce NOW service is now expanding to include native apps for Linux PCs and Amazon Fire TV sticks.

• Linux Compatibility: A new GeForce NOW app for Linux PCs supports Ubuntu 24.04 and later, allowing users to stream games at high quality.
• Amazon Fire TV Integration: The app will be available for select Fire TV sticks, such as the Fire TV Stick 4K Plus and Fire TV Stick 4K Max, bringing high-performance gaming to larger screens.

These additions enhance accessibility, allowing more gamers to participate in cloud-based gaming seamlessly. Users can transform their compatible Linux devices into powerful gaming systems without the need for local high-performance GPUs.

Flight Simulation Enhancements

Flight simulation enthusiasts will also benefit from new flight controls support. Users can connect popular flight sticks and throttle systems for a more immersive experience in games like Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and Elite Dangerous. This feature aims to provide increased precision and enjoyment for virtual pilots.

Upcoming Game Titles

The GeForce NOW library is also expanding with new AAA titles. Upcoming games include:

• 007 First Light: A modern James Bond game featuring stealth and cinematic action.
• Resident Evil Requiem: The latest entry in the iconic survival-horror series.
• Crimson Desert: An open-world exploration game with rich storytelling.
• Active Matter: A military shooter set in a fractured multiverse.

These titles are expected to enhance the already extensive GeForce NOW game catalog, which features thousands of titles from major platforms including Steam and Epic Games Store.

Streamlined Access to Games

In addition to new apps and game titles, NVIDIA is improving the login experience for users. The introduction of automatic sign-in for Battle.net and other game stores simplifies access to supported titles. This feature allows members to jump into their favorite games quickly.

The enhancements to NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW service highlight a commitment to providing gamers with cutting-edge technology and an expansive gaming library. As the new apps roll out, members can expect a heightened gaming experience powered by GeForce RTX performance.