Nvidia announced that it would be adding a total of nine new game titles to its Android Shield TV game streaming service, GeForce Now. The new games are courtesy of game developers Sega and Warner Bros. Interactive, but the games themselves could hardly be considered all that new.
Warner Bros. Interactive is slated to release three games on GeForce Now: Lego Jurassic World, Mad Max and Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor. Once these titles are released, Nvidia will reach an important milestone: There will be 100 games available for streaming on the GeForce Now store. Nvidia's streaming service appears to be killing it (pun intended).
Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed and Square Enix’s Quantum Conundrum make their debut on the store today, but the rest of the aforementioned games will be coming to GeForce Now over the coming weeks. The GeForce Now store is available only on the Nvidia Shield Android TV.
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