NVIDIA's cloud gaming platform GeForce Now has taken flight, adding support for flight controllers to its already impressive repertoire of games. According to NVIDIA, this development was one of the most frequently requested features from the community, suggesting that gamers were eager to take their virtual flying experiences to new heights.
The first compatible peripheral, Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS One, has been added to the platform, allowing users to live out their Top Gun fantasies without worrying about their rigs struggling under the strain. To celebrate this milestone, NVIDIA is giving away a pair of flight sim controllers to five lucky winners in a competition currently underway, complete with a month's worth of GeForce Now Ultimate service.
The news comes as NVIDIA continues to upgrade its cloud gaming infrastructure, having recently switched to RTX 5080 GPUs to power its $20-per-month servers. This significant update has enabled the platform to stream games at 5K resolutions up to 120fps, a revelation dubbed "cloud gaming" by Engadget's Devindra Hardawar.
As the platform moves forward, NVIDIA is promising more supported peripherals and games, including Team Jade's Delta Force, which is set to arrive on GeForce Now soon. In the meantime, users can look forward to an expanded range of flight sim experiences at their fingertips, courtesy of the company's commitment to innovation in the gaming space.
The first compatible peripheral, Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS One, has been added to the platform, allowing users to live out their Top Gun fantasies without worrying about their rigs struggling under the strain. To celebrate this milestone, NVIDIA is giving away a pair of flight sim controllers to five lucky winners in a competition currently underway, complete with a month's worth of GeForce Now Ultimate service.
The news comes as NVIDIA continues to upgrade its cloud gaming infrastructure, having recently switched to RTX 5080 GPUs to power its $20-per-month servers. This significant update has enabled the platform to stream games at 5K resolutions up to 120fps, a revelation dubbed "cloud gaming" by Engadget's Devindra Hardawar.
As the platform moves forward, NVIDIA is promising more supported peripherals and games, including Team Jade's Delta Force, which is set to arrive on GeForce Now soon. In the meantime, users can look forward to an expanded range of flight sim experiences at their fingertips, courtesy of the company's commitment to innovation in the gaming space.
. and 5k res up to 120fps? talk about a rush... i wonder what other peripherals they'll support, maybe even those fancy haptic feedback gloves 
. this is why i'm hooked on geforce now - the community is always pushing for more, so kudos to nvidia for listening 
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they really listened to what the community wanted and now we get to experience top gun style without even breaking a sweat lol i'm literally stoked for the competition btw who wouldn't wanna win a pair of flight sim controllers and a month's worth of ultimate service that's like the holy grail of gaming perks 
I'm super stoked about this new update for GeForce Now! Being able to play flight games with a real controller is like something out of a dream 
️. I remember watching Top Gun and feeling like I was right there in the cockpit, now that's what I call immersive gaming 
. NVIDIA really listened to their users and delivered, it's awesome to see them innovating and pushing the limits of cloud gaming 
. Now, I'm hyped for more supported peripherals and games, especially Team Jade's Delta Force 
. This is going to take my gaming experience to new heights! 
It's a total game-changer (pun intended) 
And the fact that they're giving away these fancy controllers is just 
amazing! Five lucky winners are gonna score big and get to experience the ultimate in gaming bliss. The RTX 5080 GPUs are also giving me life, streaming games at 5K resolutions up to 120fps? Mind blown 
#NVIDIAgeForceNow #CloudGaming #FlightSim #GamingPeripherals #TopGunForever
! I mean, who wouldn't want to pilot their own virtual jet in the comfort of their own home 
! The 5K resolutions and 120fps streaming are already mind-blowing 
Nvidia's commitment to innovation in gaming is truly commendable and I'm excited to see what's next for GeForce Now. let's keep our fingers crossed for more supported peripherals and games soon! 
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I'm definitely entering that competition - fingers crossed! The fact that NVIDIA upgraded their cloud gaming infrastructure with new GPUs is mind-blowing. 5K resolutions at 120fps? That's like, next-level gaming right there 
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. This is getting exciting!
! ge force now is already so sick but adding support for flight controllers takes it to a whole new level 
. And don't even get me started on the formatting – it looks like they took all the options and mashed them together into one big mess 
! The fact that NVIDIA listened to their community's feedback is awesome, it shows they're all about making gaming more accessible and fun. And now, getting to play at 5K resolutions with 120fps? Mind blown 
! Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS One is the first one out and it's so cool 
and other flight sims too 
5K resolutions up to 120fps? 
! and now they're giving away some sweet prizes 
with more supported peripherals and games 
with GeForce Now