Nvidia is set to make gaming on its GeForce Now streaming service more seamless with the introduction of a new feature that allows users to link their Xbox accounts directly to the platform.
Starting August 22nd, this integration will enable automatic sign-in for supported Xbox games, significantly simplifying the gaming experience for GeForce Now users.
The new account linking feature will allow players to sign in to their Xbox profile once and have it remembered for all future GeForce Now sessions. This eliminates the need for repeated sign-ins, making the process of accessing your favorite Xbox titles on the cloud streaming service much more convenient.
Nvidia has been steadily enhancing the GeForce Now platform, particularly in relation to Xbox games. Last year, the company began rolling out access to PC Game Pass and Microsoft Store titles on GeForce Now, expanding the platform’s game library.
However, until now, users still needed to manually authenticate each time they played a game, which could be cumbersome. The new account linking feature changes that, allowing for a more streamlined and user-friendly experience.
“This new feature joins Xbox game library sync on GeForce Now, which allows members to sync their supported Xbox Game Pass and Microsoft Store games to their cloud streaming library,” Nvidia stated, highlighting the ongoing improvements to its service.
The integration of Xbox accounts into GeForce Now follows a broader trend of closer collaboration between Nvidia and Microsoft.
Just a few weeks ago, Microsoft made it possible to access GeForce Now directly from Xbox game pages on the web, giving gamers the option to choose between Xbox Cloud Gaming and Nvidia’s streaming service when browsing game listings online.
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