Nvidia GeForce NOW has just added 2 giant titles to its library, allowing their subscribers to play Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 and Final Fantasy Resonance right away. This is important as now users of Nvidia GeForce NOW can play these demanding and popular games in the cloud without having to download large files or improve their local PC. This is great news for gamers who use streaming as their main way to play games.
Cloud gamers can stream demanding titles without local hardware upgrades
So how does it work? Well, it is this link between these specific games and Nvidia cloud infrastructure. The platform has now added these games to its offering, which means that users will be able to stream these resource-heavy titles that usually need a good GPU. So basically, users with a good internet connection and a compatible device can now play these games, no matter what PC specs they have locally.
Nvidia GeForce NOW now supports Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 and Final Fantasy Resonance for their subscribers. These games are now added to the list of games that you can stream. This is a great update that makes sure that as soon as new big games come out, you'll be able to play them on the cloud gaming service.
We already reported on NVIDIA GeForce Game Ready Driver 621.01. This driver also improved local performance of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. You see, these driver updates also show the support for the games in a bigger context (both cloud and local). And GeForce NOW update is just a streaming alternative for those who don't want to play locally.
Nvidia GeForce NOW now supports Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 and Final Fantasy Resonance for their subscribers. This adds big new content to the Nvidia GeForce NOW library. Users will be able to stream these games from the platform.
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