Microsoft and NVIDIA Last February, they reached a ten-year deal to make games owned by the former available through GeForce Now, the latter’s streaming service. Now both companies have announced arrival gearbox 5 on GeForce Nowmaking it the first Xbox game to be playable through the NVIDIA service.

Arrival gearbox 5 it’s just the beginning of GeForce Now’s Xbox catalog journey. This move, in addition to being an attempt to promote cloud and streaming video gaming, is a deepening of the policy Microsoft has adopted to disclose the intellectual property it owns outside of its domains, something that has begun to consolidate over time since its publication Halo: The Master Chief Collection on Steam.

Let’s get back to the subject at hand, the landing gearbox 5 on GeForce Now get in early to take advantage of the six-month 40% discount on priority subscriptions, which ends this weekend, making faster game access and more than 1,600 titles from the GeForce Now library more affordable for now. In addition, there is also a new app update and new titles that members can watch via stream (or streamingwhich is a buzzword).

We remember it gearbox 5 It is the last installment of the saga Gears of War and was developed by The Coalition, which was taken over by Epic Games after they decided to spin off after the release of the third installment. gearbox 5 It has a campaign that can be played solo or co-op and a multiplayer mode to team up with friends. With its release on GeForce Now, users have the option to use their copy of Steam to play streaming across multiple devices and at the best possible performance.

Arrival gearbox 5 on GeForce Now using the Steam version of the game is just the beginning Microsoft and NVIDIA work in such a way that titles such as deathloop, Grounded and repentance. While it was initially necessary to use copies obtained from the Valve platform, the streaming service is expected to be able to support the Microsoft Store in the coming months. Moving away from the Microsoft spectrum a bit, Tin heart and Outlast Trials are two more titles added to GeForce Now via Steam.

Along with the beginning of the landing of Xbox games on GeForce Now has arrived version 2.0.52 official app from the streaming service, which introduced support for viewing in-game promotional labels in Windows and macOS builds. This makes it easy for users to see things like new DLC, discounts, free games and more.

Finally, let’s remember that reservations have recently been opened in Spain for the Logitech G CLOUD, the console of the peripheral company of Swiss origin, which focuses on games through transmission, which of course includes the officially supported GeForce Now.