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Today, Nvidia announces a new feature for GeForce Now subscribers. Users signed up to the highest-tier of the game streaming service will be able to access streams of up to 1440p resolution with 120 frame-per-second gameplays directly from a Chrome or Edge browser window. After logging into play.geforcenow.com on a supported browser, head into the GeForce Now Settings menu and select the newly available resolution and frame rate. Reaching 1440p and 120fps on GeForce Now was previously possible when using the native…

Today, Nvidia announces a new feature for GeForce Now subscribers. Users signed up to the highest-tier of the game streaming service will be able to access streams of up to 1440p resolution with 120 frame-per-second gameplays directly from a Chrome or Edge browser window. After logging into play.geforcenow.com on a supported browser, head into the GeForce Now Settings menu and select the newly available resolution and frame rate. Reaching 1440p and 120fps on GeForce Now was previously possible when using the native…

NVIDIA is adding a new perk to GeForce Now’s most expensive tier. Starting today, you can stream games at 1440p and 120 frames per second through a browser. At the moment, the new performance setting is available exclusively through GeForce Now’s $20 per month RTX 3080 membership and only Google Chrome on PC. The more affordable $10 per month Priority tier will continue to max out at 1080p and 60fps for the time being. Naturally, you’ll need a compatible display to get the most out of any game you decide to stream at…

Nvidia is upgrading its GeForce Now game streaming service to support 1440p resolution at 120fps in a Chrome or Edge browser. GeForce Now members on the RTX 3080 tier of the service will be able to access the new browser gameplay options today by selecting 1440p on the GeForce Now web version. Nvidia originally launched its RTX 3080 GeForce Now membership tier last year, offering streams of up to 1440p resolution with 120fps on PCs and Macs or 4K HDR at 60fps on Nvidia’s Shield TV. Previously, you had to download the…

Backbone One PlayStation Edition controller for iPhone has been launched in select countries. iPhone users can now play PS5 and PS4 games directly on their handsets by connecting the controller to the phone and using the PS Remote Play app. (The app also facilitates PlayStation gaming on PC, Mac, and Android devices.) And naturally, the controller can be used to play App Store games on your iPhone. Moreover, the Backbone One PlayStation Edition controller for Android is coming in November. In PlayStation-related news,…

Sony today is rolling out a beta firmware for PlayStation 5 that brings with it two highly requested features, a 1440p output and folders for games. The 1440p output feature is fairly straightforward. The PlayStation 5 console will now also be able to output in 2560x1440 resolution, alongside 720p, 1080p, and 2160p. This feature has been requested pretty much since the days of the PlayStation 4 Pro but is only now appearing on Sony consoles. Meanwhile, Microsoft has had this option since the Xbox One X. The games…

Make sorting all those games a little easier A new beta is rolling out for the PlayStation 5 today, adding some much-requested features. 1440p video output, gamelists, and other updates are entering the PS5 beta for select participants today. One big new feature is the ability to support 1440p HDMI video output, letting those who own 1440p monitors or TVs use the setting. If the game supports 1440p native output it will allow for it. Or, if at a higher resolution like 4K, the system can use supersampling. The option is…

A new PlayStation 5 system software update beta has been released today that brings back folders, adds 1440p support, requests to share screen, and more. Sony has utilized system software betas to test upcoming features and additions to its consoles since the PS4. Users can opt-in for a chance to be selected to test out these new features before they are finalized and rolled out to all consoles. Previous betas have revealed new features like voice commands, new social features, and VRR support. Those selected to…

The PlayStation 5 now supports 1440p, at least for gamers with access to its beta software. While the console has supported 1080p and 4K output from the start, 1440p support is still a much-requested feature by players who use monitors instead of TVs. It provides a middle ground between full HD and 4K, after all, and is a popular choice for gamers who also play on their PCs. Testers who get the latest beta software for the PS5 will now see a 1440p HDMI video output option as an additional visual setting when they use the…

A new PS5 system software beta is rolling out today, and it includes 1440p support, gamelists, and more.  The 1440p support allows players to access a native 1440p output if the game being played supports it. It’s also noted that if a game is running at a higher native resolution, then there may be “improved anti-aliasing through supersampling down to down to 1440p output”. Compatibility can simply be checked in the “Screen and Video” option screen within the system settings. PS5. Credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment…