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Cloud Gaming Chromebook owners get access to the higher-end Ultimate tier. Gaming 

Chromebook Users Receive Three Months of Free Access to Google’s GeForce Now Cloud Gaming

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Today, Google made an announcement stating that all individuals who own Chromebooks are eligible to receive a complimentary three-month subscription to GeForce Now. The majority of Chromebook users will be granted a GeForce Now Priority subscription, which typically costs $10 per month. However, those who own Cloud Gaming Chromebooks will gain access to the Ultimate tier, valued at $20 per month. This promotion is being offered in conjunction with the launch of Baldur’s Gate 3 on Nvidia’s cloud gaming service. Regular Chromebook owners can claim three months of GeForce Now…

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The move is part of Microsoft's larger plan to clear its Activision Blizzard merger. Gaming 

Microsoft to Launch PC Game Pass on NVIDIA’s GeForce Now on August 24th

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Microsoft is following through with its commitment to make PC Game Pass accessible on NVIDIA’s GeForce Now service. Both companies have declared that starting from August 24th, Game Pass and Microsoft Store games can be streamed on GeForce Now. While not all titles will be immediately playable, this move will enable Game Pass subscribers to enjoy games such as Deathloop and No Man’s Sky through NVIDIA’s platform. The companies have entered into a partnership for some time. Microsoft signed a deal with NVIDIA in February to bring Xbox games to…

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Mobile Fortnite players who were unable to access the game will soon be able to do so on Epic's PC storefront. (Fortnite) News 

Fortnite returns to iOS thanks to Nvidias cloud gaming web app

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Nvidia has joined other cloud game providers in bypassing the Apple App Store and launching a mobile web app version of the GeForce NOW service. GeForce NOW is available in beta now and its more than 5 million registered users can use the app on Safari on iPhone or iPad and play the games they want. Including Fortnite. According to reports, Nvidia is also planning to expand support for its desktop version of GeForce NOW based on Chrome, which only works on Chromebooks now, to more platforms like Android, Linux,…

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