With the launch of Google Stadia a year ago now, streaming game services have become more than common. While companies like Apple offer a monthly service to enjoy mobile games without an internet connection, the rest of the large companies, Google, Microsoft and Amazon have opted for streaming gaming services, services that allow you to enjoy typical AAA titles on any device.
This is due to the game runs on servers, so it is not necessary to have a top-of-the-range computer, the latest console or a latest-generation smartphone. If we talk about streaming game services, we also have to talk about NVIDIA, who through GeForce Now also offers us this streaming game system.
GeForce Now offers its own application for Android that allows us to enjoy the more than 700 titles available on its platform. In order to enjoy its platform, you need your own application, but that will be until shortly. The company has announced that it is working so that computers that use Chrome can access this service as it is currently done through the dedicated applications for Windows and macOS.
It won't be until 2021 when NVIDIA brings its webRTC-based browsing experience to all devices using Google next year. The version for browsers will offer practically the same functions as the desktop application and will be available for all computers, whether computers, mobiles, Chromebooks ...
GeFroce's announcement occurs at the same time that this platform has launched in beta phase, the possibility of access the platform through the Safari browser on iOS, a platform in which, like Stadia and xCloud, will not host its own application, since, although Apple changed the guidelines, it forces these platforms to create an application for each of the available games, something that obviously does not are willing.
