NVIDIA Expands GeForce NOW with Linux Support and New Titles
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Joerg Hiller
Jan 08, 2026 14:48
NVIDIA announces native Linux and Amazon Fire TV support for GeForce NOW, introduces flight stick controls, and adds six new games to its streaming service.
NVIDIA has unveiled significant updates to its cloud gaming service, GeForce NOW, during the CES 2026 event. These updates include the launch of native applications for Linux and Amazon Fire TV, alongside new flight stick controls, according to NVIDIA’s official announcement. Expanding GeForce NOW Accessibility The new native app for Linux, initially available in beta for Ubuntu 24.04 and later versions, fulfills a long-standing demand from the gaming community. This app allows users to transform compatible Linux systems into RTX-powered gaming platforms, capable of streaming at up to 5K resolution and 120 fps, or 1080p at 360 fps. This brings advanced features like ray tracing and NVIDIA DLSS to Linux users without the need for a high-end local GPU. Similarly, the Amazon Fire TV app turns streaming sticks into cloud gaming devices, enhancing the GeForce NOW ecosystem. This development enables gamers to stream their PC libraries directly to their TVs using gamepads, eliminating the necessity of a console or gaming PC. Flight Stick Controls and Enhanced Streaming In a move to cater to flight simulation enthusiasts, NVIDIA has introduced flight stick support for GeForce NOW. This feature allows virtual pilots to connect hardware from leading brands like Thrustmaster and Logitech, enabling a realistic and immersive gaming experience. With the power of RTX 5080, users can enjoy ultra-low latency and precise controls in games such as Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and War Thunder. Streamlined Access and New Game Titles GeForce NOW has also streamlined user access with new single sign-on capabilities. This feature, starting with Battle.net integration and soon expanding to Gaijin.net,…
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