Clearly Hard Up for Cash, Nvidia to Limit GeForce Now Users to 100 Hours of Playtime a Month

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Clearly Hard Up for Cash, Nvidia to Limit GeForce Now Users to 100 Hours of Playtime a Month - Gizmodo

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Performance users can purchase an additional 15 hours for $2.99 while Ultimate users will need to pay $5.99 (Ultimate offers higher-resolution gaming).

Entertainment companies like Apple and Warner Bros, the owner of Max, have begun trying to bundle services together in the interest of reducing cancellations as consumers feel fatigued by it all.

The company is renaming its Priority membership to Performance and adding 1440p streaming and support for ultra-widescreen resolutions.