NVIDIA announces GeForce NOW for Android: PC gaming on your smartphone
GeForce Now is coming to Android 'later this year' -- PC gaming is about to go mobile thanks
NVIDIA's answer to Google Stadia is nearly here, with GeForce Now for Android announced and coming "later this year" to Android devices across the world.
GeForce Now is currently in beta form for Windows, Mac, and NVIDIA Shield owners -- with the beta ending later this year. The beta ending should hopefully line up with GeForce Now for Android arriving, with NVIDIA rolling out RTX-powered servers in both California and Germany in preparation of GeForce Now for Android.
NVIDIA will continue adding in RTX servers throughout the US and Europe as hte big launch of GeForce Now spreads out, right in time to compete with Google and its own streaming product: Stadia.
Whatever happens, I can't wait -- I want to try out some PC gaming on GeForce Now for Android. Overwatch and Apex Legends are my poison right now, but I want to see some mobile RTX gaming like Control or Cyberpunk 2077 in the future.
NVIDIA is driving the entire gaming market from in your hands with Nintendo Switch, soon your smartphone and tablet, as well as your gaming PC. Then we have next-gen consoles in 2020 and next-gen games launching alongside and after their respective releases, I don't think there's been a more exciting time to be a gamer.
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