Renowned VR headset brand PICO has announced they have worked with NVIDIA to bring the GeForce NOW game streaming service to all of its available VR headset products.
This new collaboration will let PICO users gain access to tons of AAA games at 1440p resolution without the need for a Windows PC as everything is wirelessly streamed to the headset over WiFi 7.
The brand also confirmed various Bluetooth controllers from Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, and Razer will work with PICO devices for additional convenience.
And of course, since everything is streamed over GeForce RTX servers, one may toggle DLSS technologies in supported games to deliver enhanced visuals and ultra-low latency.
Beginning later this month, the GeForce NOW app will be made available within the PICO Store and various membership tiers will be offered from 1-Day Pass to 1-month and 6-month plans.
Specifically, the Performance tier starts at US$9.99 per month and has priority access to RTX servers with DLSS and RTX ON features while Ultimate members at US$19.99 get an even better experience through RTX 4080-powered servers, higher frame rate options, and faster latency.
If you’re new to NVIDIA GeForce NOW, perhaps check out IGN’s video about it.
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