However if you’re impatient like me, then in this article I’m going to tell you how to access GeForce Now in India right now. Head up to the podium If you’re willing to wait, you can Sign up now – and be on the waiting list for a chance to be part of the beta in the first few months after launch in India. But if you try to sign up with GeForce Now in India, you will receive a message that it is not supported in your region. Games can be now be directly streamed to any device where there is a reliable and fast internet connection. The only things you’ll need is a good monitor (depends upon the taste), fast internet and a high DPI mouse (for capturing those minuscule movements). Also since it’s essentially a game video stream service now, it removes the platform barrier, that means now you can play the games only available on Windows platform on any platform, be it Apple’s Mac OS, Android or any other operating system (coming soon). This means, users don’t have to worry about their machine’s specs anymore. Game video from which can then be streamed on any Windows, Mac, Android and iOS device. They don’t have to worry about the hardware of underlying device. Similar to other game streaming services, the GeForce Now platform uses its GeForce graphics cards for running PC games. It is a cloud-streaming game service that lets users play high-end games on any computer or smartphone. The game itself runs in the Nvidia cloud, and the video is streamed over the Internet, much like Netflix videos. Simply put, GeForce Now is like Netflix for games. But that does not mean you can not still use GeForce Now in India right now. Currently the GeForce Now service is only open to users across Europe and North America.
However the GeForce Now in India is still a long way away from becoming a reality. The chipmaker has opened its cloud-based game streaming service, which is set to take over Google Stadia in North America and Europe, to memberships. Nvidia recently jumped into the fray with the launch of its own game service called the GeForce Now. The cloud Game Streaming sector is heating up in India.
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