NVIDIA cloud gaming platform GeForce Now landed on some LG smart TVs

[Michelle]

After supporting the Apple Music application, LG announced that NVIDIA's cloud gaming platform GeForce Now will be available on some LG smart TVs this week. However, the service is currently a test version, and after a period of polishing, it will be open to more LG TVs in the future.

The GeForce Now service is already available on Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, Android, and iOS (via Safari), but this is the first partnership between NVIDIA and a TV manufacturer to develop smart TV applications.

Currently, compatible TVs include some 2021 LG 4K OLED, QNED Mini LED and NanoCell TV models in 80 markets around the world.

On compatible TVs, users can go to LG’s Content Store to download the app. The app will enable players to access more than 35 free games, just a compatible controller, and you will not need any additional hardware.

 

[Istaryan]

If you're like me and love gaming, this is a big deal. LG has announced that they're bringing GeForce Now to their smart TVs, starting with a test version on select models.

 

[Yusufsuleman]

Imagine firing up your LG TV, heading to the Content Store, and downloading the GeForce Now app. Boom, you're ready to dive into more than 35 free games, all without needing extra hardware. How cool is that? Plus, it's super convenient – no need for a separate console or gaming PC. Just grab a compatible controller, and you're all set for some serious gaming action. Oh, and by the way, have any of you caught wind of the RTX 4090? I've heard whispers that it's a powerhouse in the graphics card world, and there might be some sweet deals out there. So, if you're on the lookout for top-notch gaming gear without breaking the bank, the RTX 4090 at a good price could be worth checking out.