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Microsoft's relationship with Nvidia continues to blossom, with Xbox today announcing it's now "enabled" GeForce Now integration on its official store pages.
To reiterate, this will allow users to launch supported games on GeForce Now via the Xbox.com game page. Below is the announcement, courtesy of Xbox's social media account. As you can see, a GeForce Now banner will appear just below Xbox Cloud Gaming.
When you click the Nvidia GeForce Now button on the store page, you'll be taken to the GeForce Now website, where you can sign in and play.
Since Microsoft entered a 10-year agreement with Nvidia, the GeForce Now streaming service has continued to bolster its offerings with all sorts of releases. We've already seen series like Forza Horizon and Minecraft on the service, and even Bethesda's newest IP Starfield.
While today's update is just a minor one, it illustrates how Microsoft and Nvidia are slowly evolving the GeForce Now streaming experience for Xbox users.