You can now play Steam PC games on Xbox via GeForce Now

In the wake of suspicions, Nvidia has finally provided support so that its GeForce Now service can be used through the Microsoft Edge browser. Thus, the novelty also includes a new browser for Xbox game consoles.

Consequently, games compatible with the service of the American company can now be played through the Microsoft console. In short, players can play Steam PC games on Xbox through GeForce Now.

Steam games can be played on Xbox via GeForce Now

Finally, Nvidia has already unlocked access to its GeForce Now streaming service for the Microsoft Edge browser. The novelty was announced this Monday (25) and will thus allow those with an Xbox to play Steam PC games right on their console via Nvidia's service.

O GeForce Now has access to over 1000 PC games and an update is now available to play them on Xbox.

With this new feature, gamers will be able to play their favorite PC games through their Xbox console, even when streamed. But this already opens up additional opportunities for gamers.

If you opt for the basic and free version of GeForce Now, you'll have some popular PC games like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, DOTA 2, and League of Legends at 1080p for one hour. Thus, the big advantage is that the player does not need a computer to play these games on the Xbox. Just launch them through the Edge browser.

Earlier, Phil Spencer, director of the Xbox division, promised to release ready-made PC games on the console through the Xbox Cloud Gaming (xCloud) service. But there is no information yet about when they will arrive.

Have you ever played PC games on Xbox with GeForce Now?