@zeeshanhaider said:
Keep reaching. These services are nothing alike. In case of GeforceNOW you're renting the hardware not the library for Nvidia games. Another very big problem with Geforce NOW is that Nvidia is not the owner of PC as PC is an open platform and all PC exclsuives are owned by their respective companies and there is no guarantee they will put their games on the Geforce NOW subscription service, that was the very reason OnLive failed. So, the only way left is to first own the PC games and then stream it.
Secondly, 99% of PC exclusives are not on Geforce NOW so your argument is invalid to begin with. On the other hand Sony is the owner of PS NOW and the first games it has put on the service is their own games.
Remain butthurt, because in the end no matter what you do, consoles are dying and PC gaming is rising.
You are renting hardware with PS Now moron,in fact that has being my argument since the beginning.
Hahahaha did you see the video i linked? It totally kill your argument buffoon,Nvidia Gforce now rent you games for $7.99 as well as its hardware in fact the person talking about it state that the free game selection is a little stale which is fine for a service that is starting and that bigger games still require a purchase,which exactly as PS Now works as you will not get every PS4 exclusive on day 1 nor get fresh releases or close in day one either.
Games on PS Now are not just exclusives moron,in fact PS Now is full of multiplatforms and they are owned by their respective companies Nvidia and AMD doesn't own game yet all the time they give free games with their GPU is call licensing idiot.
PC games can be play on android the rest of it is you assuming games will not arrived based on nothing but your biased bitter opinion.
100% of PS4 games are not on PS Now and the ones that will end there will be add little by little,so the harder you try the harder you fail,educate your self on what Gforce now is lemming,is a streaming service of games and you can access games for free and for a charge as well.
So oh yeah 1080GTX power for $7.99 a month oh Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.
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