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The first Bethesda games are arriving on Nvidia’s GeForce Now service

Wolfenstein: The New Order trailer screen cap from 2013 featuring big robot dudes with singe red eyes wrecking stuff in a rainy dark outdoor setting
Wolfenstein: The New Order. | Image: Bethesda

Bethesda’s popular Doom, Quake, and Wolfenstein games are making their way onto the GeForce Now cloud gaming service this month, Nvidia announced in a blog post. While Nvidia didn’t reveal the specific titles in each franchise (although the post teases an image of Wolfenstein: The New Order), you must have the Ultimate or Priority membership to get access when they drop.

The new additions are the first Bethesda titles available for streaming on GeForce Now and stem from a 10-year agreement between Nvidia and Microsoft, which owns Bethesda, that brings Xbox PC games onto the platform. Microsoft made the deal as part of its efforts to appease regulators as it moves closer to acquiring Activision Blizzard. The new Bethesda game additions…

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