#geforce now

[clouddosage]

Meta Quest 3S Giveaway

To Celebrate the Launch of GeForce NOW on Meta Quest (Which Also Supports Xbox Cloud Gaming or Xcloud), We're Giving One Away!

Time for our March giveaway... We're raffling off a Meta Quest 3S - which now officially supports both GeForce NOW and Xbox Cloud Gaming!

Enter at the link. Entries open until end of March.

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Veilguard is going to be on GeForce now on release thank god I don’t have to buy a new pc now

[dangerxox]

"you should try playing genshin on geforce now!"

genshin on geforce now:

[gamemories]

[intheorchards]

Finally got 4K on GeforceNow to co-operate with my internet so the first thing I did was take a pretty screenshot of my boy

[half-metal-scientist]

how it feels to use GeForce Now

[ariesthecabbit]

Klonoa is now available on GeForce Now!

so... Klonoa is now available on the GeForce Now service. Recently added by Nvidia, you can now play Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series in Nvidia form, on the go! You can play it in your Browser, Mobile, Laptop or PC. Just remember to connect to the internet to start playing Klonoa in Nvidia without the need for a Nvidia Card or sacrifices to your bank account! (You must have a Steam copy first before being able to use it for GeForce Now for proof of purchase.)

[tadashitea]

So, Big Hero 6 made the news and I didn’t even know about it until now. They premiered a ‘tech demo’ of sorts at Sundance with an episode Baymax Dreams which I’m sure we all know about by this point. This one is called “Fred’s Glitch”. The catch is that it’s interactive and is actually the “First premium, interactive 3D animated content of its kind featuring touch interaction” I’ve heard of this technology before but I never saw it used, in fact, I think Jeff Bridges brought it up when talking about how Tron 3 should be a VR experience. (I’m a huge nerd for Tron as well)

I could see this being used as part of a ride or attraction at Disneyland/World (in fact any ride would be cool (It just had to be bumper cars, didn’t it?!) but I could see this potentially being used in the future of film, whether it gets popularized or not so it’s kind of a big deal.

The only huge downside to this is that it’s being used on smartphones, streamed through a browser so technical difficulties seem to have risen (I guess that’s why they based it off a glitch.) I guess they went more for the convenience route because trying to get something like that to run on a smartphone must take a lot of compression, it could go a lot farther on a bigger device. The program itself runs off of the already existing GeForce NOW, which is interesting, it makes me wonder if this was just a promotional collab rather than a tech demo but we can say that Big Hero 6 did it first.

Here's an article:

Sundance Review: "Baymax Dreams: Fred's Glitch" Interactive Short is Full of Real and Plot-Driven Glitches - LaughingPlace.com

Disney's new interactive short "Baymax Dreams: Fred's Glitch" is full of glitches, both real and story-driven. It premiered today at the Sun

And here’s a video in case you don’t want to download GeForce Now but Sundance ends on the 3rd so I’m not sure if it will remain on there afterwards: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KwjnNBUYRU&ab_channel=Damian