Nvidia expands GeForce Now cloud gaming to Linux and Amazon Fire TV, offering high. Nvidia has announced that a native GeForce Now app for Fire TV sticks is coming later this year. NVIDIA expands GeForce NOW at CES 2026 with native apps for Linux PCs and Amazon Fire TV, flight controls support, and more AAA launching in the cloud.
Nvidia GeForce Now's cloud gaming service is introducing Linux support for desktop computers, and a native app for Amazon Fire TV Sticks to bring the service into more living rooms. Nvidia has announced that its GeForce Now cloud gaming service is finally coming to Fire TVs. The service has been available on Android TV devices for a decade.
A Fire TV app will arrive "early this year" and be available first on the 2nd-gen Fire TV Stick 4K, Fire TV Stick 4K Plus, and 2nd. While Amazon didn't announce new Fire TV Stick hardware at CES 2026, the company did reveal that a new game streaming platform is landing on the streaming stick, Nvidia's GeForce Now. Nvidia is bringing GeForce Now to Amazon Fire TV Sticks.
Coming "early this year", the native app will give Fire TV 4K Plus and Max owners up to 4K RTX 5080. In other words, Nvidia is bringing high-performance PC gaming to your TV without requiring you to own an expensive gaming PC -- all through its new GeForce Now app on Amazon's Fire TV Sticks. NVIDIA has unveiled major upgrades for GeForce NOW at CES 2026 including native Linux and Fire TV apps, new flight controls, and more.
TL;DR: NVIDIA's GeForce NOW enhances cloud gaming with native Linux and Amazon Fire TV apps, plus HOTAS flight stick support for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.
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