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Nvidia's play-anywhere GeForce Now service is finally here, and it demolishes Google Stadia

Nvidia’s play-anywhere GeForce Now service is finally here, and it demolishes Google Stadia

Posted on February 5, 2020 By Jarvis

Game Ready, anywhere

Three long years after its CES 2017 reveal, and two years after its beta debuted on PCs, Nvidia’s GeForce Now game-streaming service is finally launching on PCs Tuesday. The wait was worth it. GeForce Now obliterates Google Stadia’s value proposition in every way, from game selection to pricing. It’s available in both free and paid forms, with a “Founders” premium tier costing just $5 per month.
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