NVIDIA has just announced a new partnership with Electronic Art which includes the arrival on GeForce NOW of some of the most popular titles of the US software house. Following a success that this year led NVIDIA to considerably expand its catalog, the cloud gaming platform GeForce NOW has seen its users double which, at least according to the latest polls, have exceeded 12 million.
The news of the collaboration with Electronic Arts comes to a short distance from the rumors that NVIDIA wanted in talks with Sony, with reference to several famous games such as God of War, and GranTurismo 7; these movements suggest that NVIDIA intends to expand its streaming platform to the maximum, trying to garner the favors of a large slice of the gamer community.
Returning to Electronic Arts titles, GeForce NOW users will now be able to play:
- Battlefield 1 Revolution
- Dragon Age: Inquisition
- Mirror’s Edge Catalyst
- Unravel Two
These titles, which join Apex Legend, will be available in over 70 countries and can be played on PC, Mac, Chromebook, SHIELD TV and mobile devices. The collaboration is only at the beginning, NVIDIA has stated that the two teams are constantly at work and we believe it is likely that more Electronic Arts titles may arrive soon on GeForce NOW.
