Amazon and GeForce NOW enable Fire TV users to buy and play games from multiple platforms using their Amazon account, with new titles like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 highlighted.
New purchase features for Fire TV sticks
Amazon and GeForce NOW have introduced new purchase features for Fire TV sticks, allowing users to make purchases through the GeForce NOW application using their Amazon account and associated credit card. This update simplifies the process of buying and playing games from multiple platforms directly on their devices.Expanded game access on Fire TV
The new feature enables users to buy titles from platforms such as Steam, Epic Games, Xbox, GOG, Ubisoft Connect, and EA, and play them without leaving their couch. This integration allows for a more seamless gaming experience across different services.Amazon's cloud gaming service in France
The enhancement comes as Amazon has deployed its home cloud gaming solution, Luna, in France. This move expands Amazon's reach in the cloud gaming market and provides French users with another option for streaming and playing games.Featured games on GeForce NOW
GeForce NOW is highlighting Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 as a major title this week, recommending the Ultimate tier subscription at 21.99 euros per month for optimal performance on an RTX 5080. This subscription level offers higher quality and better performance for demanding games.Additional titles available for purchase
Other titles available for purchase or play include the J-RPG Final Fantasy Resonance, Control Resonant, and Crimson Desert on the Epic Games Store, as well as We Were Here Tomorrow on Steam and Planet Zoo 2 on the Xbox App. These games offer a variety of genres and playstyles for different preferences.Release dates for highlighted titles
Final Fantasy Resonance is available on Steam on 22 October, while Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 launches via its dedicated launcher on 23 October. These release dates provide players with specific times to access the games on their preferred platforms.