Four games, including War Machine 5, hit GeForce Now, which Spencer called a "major milestone"

CTOnews.com May 19 news, Microsoft and Nvidia signed a 10-year agreement in February this year, if completed the acquisition of Activision Blizzard, a number of games will be introduced into GeForce Now.

Today's first game, Gears 5, has been launched on the platform, with Xbox leader Phil Spencer (Phil Spencer) calling it a "major milestone".

CTOnews.com previously reported that 1500 games, including Halo and my World, developed by game studios including Bethesda, Mojang Studios and Activision, were introduced to GeForce Now under an agreement signed by the two sides.

In addition to War Machine 5, three games, Deathloop, Grounded and Pentiment, will hit GeForce Now on May 25.

Spencer said:

GeForce Now members can access play.geforcenow.com on PC,Mac,SHIELD TV and Android devices, through Steam or Epic Games Store, or on Chromebook and iPhone, and play games from Xbox Game Studios and Bethesda in the cloud.