This is part of a recent 10-year deal between Microsoft and Nvidia to bring Xbox games to Nvidia’s platform, signed by Microsoft in a bid to address criticisms of its acquisition of games giant Activision.įor people worried that this could lead to Microsoft withholding popular Activision games such as Call of Duty from rival consoles like the PS5 and services like Nvidia GeForce Now, this deal was designed to show that Microsoft was willing to work with competitors. Microsoft also has eyes on a bigger prize. For a start, you’re still paying the company to buy the games, and while you could argue that GeForce Now could make the Xbox Series X and Series S obsolete, Microsoft will still get some money out of you. While more choice is always welcome, this isn’t an altruistic move on Microsoft’s part. So, it might seem odd that the company is bringing its games to a rival service. While Google has dropped out of the game streaming service battle, Microsoft is a keen player itself with its Xbox Cloud Gaming service. While Gears 5 will be the first Xbox game on Nvidia GeForce Now, it won’t be the last, with Deathloop, Grounded and Pentiment coming on Thursday May 25, and more likely to come soon.Īccording to Nvidia, support for the Microsoft Store will also come in the future, which could open up possibilities for you to stream games from Microsoft’s Game Pass subscription service via GeForce Now. This means you could potentially play Gears 5 on a cheap Chromebook and, depending on the tier and quality of your internet connection, get better performance than if you played the game on an Xbox Series X console.
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