Epic Games' Battle Royale title can be played on both GeForce Now and Xbox Cloud Gaming for free. They are perfect for iOS users who cannot download the game from the App Store.

Microsoft continues to expand Xbox's capabilities as it can now play GeForce Now PC games through the console's internet browser.

How does it work? Put simply, you can access Nvidia’s game streaming service Geforce Now (GFN) through the Microsoft Edge browser on your Xbox.

Microsoft has announced that Xbox PC Game Pass is coming to GeForce Now with support for "select" games sometime in 2023.

You can now launch compatible games on either Xbox Game Pass streaming or GeForce Now from the same Microsoft page.

You can now play a sizable chunk of your Steam PC game library on Xbox, thanks to a new update to GeForce Now streaming. The new update was spotted by The Verge's Tom Warren, who laid out the ...

With full GeForce Now access — and support for a mouse and keyboard for input — Xbox consoles can now play more than a thousand PC games on top of the already-extensive Xbox back-catalogue.

GeForce Now is getting a big boost, as games from Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass are now coming to the platform.

Game streaming services are going to be all the rage over the next few years. Two of the biggest are Nvidia GeForce Now and Project xCloud. Here is what you need to know about the services and how ...

Nvidia has added the ability to sync your Xbox account to the GeForce Now streaming service, making PC games connected to your Xbox account playable over Nvidia’s servers.

This means that players can use Nvidia GeForce Now to play the Steam, Epic Games Store, or Windows versions of titles like Halo Infinite, Redfall, and eventually, Call of Duty through the cloud on ...

The Verge's Tom Warren shows how it was relatively trivial to get GeForce NOW running on Microsoft's console, which practically means getting access to Steam PC games on an Xbox.