NVIDIA's GeForce cloud gaming service has now received version 2.0.27 beta support for the Chrome browser, providing subscribers with another platform access option.
The new support is different from the support for ChromeOS, which has been available for a while, and comes months after the addition of similar beta support on Apple's mobile devices for the Safari browser.
GeForce NOW is a cloud-based gaming service that provides users on several platforms with access to the games they own, the support for which has grown in recent months. The platform introduced support for Chromebooks back in August, meaning that on these cheap computers, you can play PC-tier games.
NVIDIA said in the most recent update that it has extended browser support to include Chrome on macOS and Windows, which the company claims would allow millions of prospective new PC gamers to play the latest games on their computers easily.
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