GeForce NOW Expands Cloud Gaming Experience with Firefox Browser Support
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GeForce NOW has launched Firefox browser support, enabling users to enjoy cloud games without installation.
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GeForce NOW has officially announced support for the Firefox browser, expanding accessibility to cloud gaming. Users can now access play.geforcenow.com via the latest version of Firefox to instantly play high-end PC games without downloading a dedicated app. The service delivers performance based on GeForce RTX hardware, with Ultimate membership subscribers able to enjoy games at up to 1440p resolution and 120fps frame rates.
Along with this update, 12 new and popular titles, including Gallipoli, have been added to the library. Gallipoli is a 25-versus-25 scale strategy shooter set against the backdrop of World War I, offering various historical classes and weapons. Additionally, various titles based on Steam, Xbox, and Epic Games Store, such as Stars Reach, The Sinking City 2, and High on Life 2, are scheduled to be released sequentially within this week.
Progress synchronization across various devices, including PC, Mac, Chromebook, and portable devices, is possible through GeForce NOW cloud saves. New users can experience the service via a Day Pass, and the cost of the Day Pass will be deducted from the first purchase amount when upgrading to a Performance or Ultimate membership.
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