Cloud Gaming
Nvidia launches beta GeForce Now app for Linux
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Nvidia has released a beta version of its native GeForce Now app for Linux PCs, enabling high-performance cloud gaming on Ubuntu 24.04 and later systems. The app supports streaming at up to 5K resolution and 120 frames per second, or 1080p at 360 fps, matching capabilities on Windows and macOS. This launch, announced at CES 2026, includes ten new games and aims to enhance accessibility for Linux gamers.
Users of Xbox Cloud Gaming have reported seeing notifications about ad-supported playtime, hinting at a new free tier from Microsoft. This comes amid rumors of an official launch soon, possibly tied to the upcoming Xbox Showcase. The development aligns with earlier comments from Xbox officials on experimenting with ad-based cloud gaming.
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NVIDIA has introduced support for flight controllers in its GeForce Now cloud gaming service, fulfilling a long-requested community feature. The update allows users to play flight simulation games without high-end hardware. Initial compatibility includes the Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS One joystick.
Serafim plans to demonstrate its R2+ Racing Wheel and S3 Cloud Gaming Controller at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The showcase will occur from January 6 to 9 at Booth 62201 in Eureka Park, Hall G, within the Venetian Expo. These devices emphasize multi-platform support and advanced gaming features.
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Microsoft is deploying the Xbox November Update starting November 25, 2025, introducing Gaming Copilot beta on mobile apps for real-time gaming assistance. The update also expands full screen experiences to more Windows 11 devices and enhances Xbox Cloud Gaming with user-selected resolutions up to 1440p and availability in new regions like India.