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NVIDIA GeForce Now -California's tech giant is currently supported by complex reality headsets. Players are now able to access several popular titles that can be broadcast via the AR headset of companies such as Apple, Meta and bytedance. The user needs an internet connection of 15 Mbit / s or more and has a constant GeForce membership to rebuild the title with a mixed reality headset. The program is currently supporting Sony and Microsoft Controllers on these headsets. In the last posts on X (former Twitter), the cloud gaming service has announced the latest update for the GeForce Now program. ApplevisionPro, Meta Quest 3, Quest 3S, Pico 4, Pico 4 Ultra Cloud -Streaming support have been added. Users with these headsets should be able to access the entire title list in the Cloud Nvidia Game Service. It is noteworthy that GeForce currently offers more than 2,000 titles for the sub -quantities (free users can access around 100 titles). As a result, access to these AR/VR devices is largely expanded. The Apple Vision Pro owner can also access titles like Fortnite, which are currently prohibited for a continuous struggle between Epic and Apple Games in the App Store.

According to the company, players must have membership (1440p) or Ultimate (4K) GeForce before accessing a complete GeForce Games catalog on a mixed reality headset. Apple Vision Pro's NVIDIA Support page has shown that the player updated it on GeForce Now version 2.0.70 (or afterwards) on GeForce and has a 15 -Mbit / s connection with 80 milliseconds or less. To rebuild these titles, you need a Sony Dual Hock 4 or a Microsoft Xbox series/ one. Visual projects are not supported while playing the game, but they have to register. On the other hand, Metakest 3 and Quest 3S must be updated to create 72 or higher and to require the same speed of the network and the delay as the Apple Mixed Reality Headset. On the other hand, PICO 4 and PICO 4 Ultra in OS Pico version should be executed 5.11.0.s or 5.12.6.U. The PICO 4 Ultra model supports the same play pad as the Apple Vision Pro and works with the headset of Meta and Pico 4.