In the Mancunian red K6 you see pictured, 'The World's Smallest Arcade' uses 5G mobile internet and a tablet / controller to play some of the thousands of games available via GeForce Now. Nvidia goes on to say that phone boxes in the UK are largely unused, as ownership of mobile phones is very widespread, but 5,000 of these boxes around the country have been repurposed as community spaces rather than sold for scrap or otherwise removed. These red phone boxes debuted in 1936, according to the blurb I received from Nvidia (so we must be looking at a K6).
NVIDIA GEFORCE NOW ALTERNATIVE UPDATE
In other news, a recent beta update provided to the Microsoft Edge browser on the Xbox means that GeForce Now can be used on these consoles – if you have a GeForce Now (free or paid) subscription.Īs a one-day pop-up venture in Manchester, Nvidia has set up a thoroughly modern arcade in an admittedly ancient but iconic British phone box. Probably the most quirky of the announcements is that "The World's Smallest Gaming Arcade," situated in an iconic British phone box, is powered by GeForce Now with 5G connectivity.
Nvidia has announced that it has expanded the availability of its GeForce Now games streaming service, offering over 2,000 games, in a couple of new and interesting ways.
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