NVIDIA its access is unlocked GeForce Now Streaming service on Microsoft Edge, Permission xbox For owners to play Steam PC games on their consoles, The Verge reports. GeForce Now includes access to over 1,000 PC games and Nvidia has finally started supporting it Edge The browser that now ships with a beta update to GeForce Now on Xbox. This brings playing PC games on Xbox one step closer to reality, as the result is easy access to stream PC games on Xbox. Since the base GeForce Now service is free, you can stream popular PC games like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, DOTA 2, and League of Legends at 1080p for one-hour sessions.
Parsec is a remote desktop app that lets you stream whatever you have on your PC to a browser. GeForce Now is a solution because it doesn’t depend on you having a PC that is capable of running these games and you just connect to the service and launch the game through the browser.
More interestingly, the Edge browser on Xbox also supports mouse and keyboard input, so you can play some games that don’t even have gamepad support. It’s not the most ideal experience on Xbox right now as the virtual keyboard appears when you click and the latency isn’t great for multiplayer games.
Microsoft’s Xbox chief Phil Spencer recently committed to bringing full PC games to the Xbox via the company’s Xbox Cloud Gaming (xCloud) service. There is no official announcement about its arrival, but GeForce Now in the browser is the best option till then.
With Nvidia expanding GeForce Now to Edge and even adding an RTX 3080 tier, it would be great to see an official Xbox client for the service and a way to play these PC games on PlayStation as well.
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