Personally, I think this + switch is probably the best thing and nothing can beat it as a (portable) console. As far as I can tell, it's much better compared to Google's stadia. But if you check the Nvidia forum, they are constantly expanding the game library. Granted, some games are not supported for GFN and even some supported ones may not be optimized for android. I can get it run for 4~5 hours using GFN. Since GFN is basically a streaming service, most heavy lifting is actually not done on my Switch.
If I run any games on my Switch portable, it only can last about 2-3 hours. And it looks great on the 720P screen.LMAO Not to mention the docked mode on TV looks amazing now.Īnother benefit of running games on the cloud is less power consumption. I can max out all the settings on Borderlands 3 and still get 85+FPS. But with GFN, everything is done in Nvidia data center, with the powerful Tesla P40 GPU. If you have played any big titles on Switch in portable mode, you know the visuals look like crap. I don't even need a powerful PC to run the games locally. I can now play most of my steam games on my Switch, with the maximum setting, little to none lags. Man, this Geforce Now just completely changed my switch to a whole new level. If you are interested there are multiple reviews on GFN and you can read on:Ĭurrently, it supports PC, Mac, Android and Nvidia Shield (holding my iPhone )īut, with some tweaks and hacks (based on this Youtube Video ), here's my experience with GFN on my Nintendo Switch:Īfter some initial figuring out, I got my Nintendo Switch with an Android System (+ Nvidia Shield Identifier). GFN can access your game library service and let you play where you left on. Compared to other known services (like Google's Stadia), this service is considerably beneficial for gamers already built a good steam/epic/uplay library. Just a brief overview of what is this Geforce Now (GFN) service is: It's a cloud computing service for gaming, which means the Nvidia data center will run your games at their facility and stream the video to your device(s).
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