NVIDIA's GeForce Now Adds Flight Control Support, Taking Cloud Gaming to New Heights
In a move that's sure to thrill enthusiasts of all ages, cloud gaming giant GeForce Now has finally taken to the skies with the addition of flight control support. A feature long in the works, this development is set to revolutionize the way gamers experience their favorite aerial adventures.
The first compatible peripheral to hit the market is the Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS One, which NVIDIA is giving away to five lucky winners as part of a current competition. But that's not all - more flight controllers are on the horizon, with the promise of support for various other models in the coming months.
Gamers can now indulge their inner Top Gun with confidence, knowing that their rig won't be put under undue strain by the demands of immersive flight simulation. And with a dedicated row in the GeForce Now app highlighting compatible titles, including Team Jade's highly anticipated Delta Force, players are in for a treat.
A year ago, NVIDIA made a significant upgrade to its cloud gaming infrastructure, switching to high-end RTX 5080 GPUs to power its $20-per-month GeForce Now Ultimate servers. The result? A truly breathtaking experience that delivers 5K resolution at an impressive 120fps. As tech expert Devindra Hardawar put it, this update has been a "cloud gaming revelation," with graphics so sharp and smooth they're almost overwhelming. With flight control support on board, GeForce Now is poised to take the cloud gaming scene by storm.
In a move that's sure to thrill enthusiasts of all ages, cloud gaming giant GeForce Now has finally taken to the skies with the addition of flight control support. A feature long in the works, this development is set to revolutionize the way gamers experience their favorite aerial adventures.
The first compatible peripheral to hit the market is the Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS One, which NVIDIA is giving away to five lucky winners as part of a current competition. But that's not all - more flight controllers are on the horizon, with the promise of support for various other models in the coming months.
Gamers can now indulge their inner Top Gun with confidence, knowing that their rig won't be put under undue strain by the demands of immersive flight simulation. And with a dedicated row in the GeForce Now app highlighting compatible titles, including Team Jade's highly anticipated Delta Force, players are in for a treat.
A year ago, NVIDIA made a significant upgrade to its cloud gaming infrastructure, switching to high-end RTX 5080 GPUs to power its $20-per-month GeForce Now Ultimate servers. The result? A truly breathtaking experience that delivers 5K resolution at an impressive 120fps. As tech expert Devindra Hardawar put it, this update has been a "cloud gaming revelation," with graphics so sharp and smooth they're almost overwhelming. With flight control support on board, GeForce Now is poised to take the cloud gaming scene by storm.
... I mean, think about it - we're living in a time where technology can simulate experiences that are previously unimaginable... like flying 
! It's crazy to think about how far we've come, and yet, we still have these moments of pure excitement and wonder 
. And it's not just the thrill of gaming itself, but the way it brings people together - friends competing in virtual dogfights or sharing tips on the best flight paths 
. But I guess that's what makes this so special... it's a reminder that even as technology advances, we still have these human connections to nurture and appreciate 
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i mean who doesnt wanna play games on the plane or something? its like a whole new level of gaming experience 
but im also wondering what kind of games will be compatible with flight sim?? i heard delta force is coming out soon?? when can we expect it tho?? my wifi at home is still super slow 
i mean think about it we used to have to rely on rags and wires just to get that sweet feel of flying in games but now its all about immersion no more dodgy controls or laggy gameplay 
the thruster master tfight hotas one is giving away as a prize is insane btw cant wait for those other compatible controllers to drop so i can finally play delta force like a pro 
I'm not entirely convinced that this flight control thing is going to change my life...I mean, have we actually tested it out thoroughly? How does it handle motion sickness or anything? And what's with the $20/month price tag for Ultimate servers? It sounds like a lot of money just to play games online. Plus, I'm still waiting to see how this affects performance at lower resolutions...is it really 120fps smooth at 5K? 
anyway, flight control support is def a game changer for those who love flying games... I mean who doesn't, right? but seriously, 5k at 120fps is no joke, it's like they're trying to give us a brain aneurysm 
!! its been ages since i played delta force and now im gonna be able to experience it like never before with those sick graphics 
20 bucks a month is still a bit steep for me but its defo worth it if you ask me 
But seriously, this update is a game-changer (no pun intended) and it's awesome to see NVIDIA pouring so much effort into making GeForce Now the ultimate cloud gaming experience.
for gamers! I mean, who wouldn't want to play those sick aerial games with actual flight controls? 
The fact that they're giving away a fancy flight controller as part of a comp is just icing on the cake 
. And it's not like we haven't been waiting long enough for this feature - I'm still hyped about it after all the delays 
), and I'm stoked to see what other updates they have in store. With GeForce Now's $20-per-month Ultimate servers, you get 5K resolution at an impressive 120fps – that's some next-level graphics right there 
!
- I mean, do we really need that much realism in our games? Like, can't we just chill out for once and enjoy a good old-fashioned flight sim without feeling like I'm actually in the cockpit? And what about all those people who aren't into flying or space stuff? Are they gonna be left behind in this whole "cloud gaming revolution" 
It's gonna be a whole new level of immersion and realism for gamers. And the fact that NVIDIA is giving away a fancy Thrustmaster controller to 5 lucky winners?