Bungie Offers Stadia Moved 'Destiny 2' Players a Free Month of GeForce Now
You should receive an email with a unique code usable until February 19.
Now that Stadia is gone, Bungie is directing players to NVIDIA's GeForce Now. The developer has offered Destiny 2 users a free month on the game streaming service, sending unique codes to each user, according to an email seen by 9to5Google >. "We have successfully secured free codes for NVIDIA's high-performance cloud gaming platform," Bungie wrote. "Redeem your 1-month GeForce Now priority subscription code for free."
Destiny 2 featured prominently in Stadia marketing until the end, but also featured in the GeForce Now promotion for various devices, as seen in the image above. Of the remaining cloud services, Destiny 2 is available on GeForce Now but not on Xbox Cloud, Amazon's Luna, or PlayStation Now.
Google announced in September that it would permanently shut down Stadia after the service failed to gain traction with users. It refunded all game and hardware sales, and some game studios stepped in to help transfer games to other services. If you have a Stadia Controller, you can enable Bluetooth support through an online tool so it can be used with PC, iOS, or Android devices.
Bungie's offer has been sent to every Destiny 2 user, so check your inbox for the invite and unique code, then be sure to redeem it before February 19. That'll get you a free month of GeForce Now Priority, which offers 1080p gaming, 6-hour session times, and refresh rates up to 60fps (it'll cost $10 a month or $50 for six months after that ). The service has just introduced a new Ultimate membership tier with a new RTX 4080 boost that offers 4K resolutions, 8-hour sessions, and up to 120fps for $20 per month, or $100 for six months. /p>
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You should receive an email with a unique code usable until February 19.
Now that Stadia is gone, Bungie is directing players to NVIDIA's GeForce Now. The developer has offered Destiny 2 users a free month on the game streaming service, sending unique codes to each user, according to an email seen by 9to5Google >. "We have successfully secured free codes for NVIDIA's high-performance cloud gaming platform," Bungie wrote. "Redeem your 1-month GeForce Now priority subscription code for free."
Destiny 2 featured prominently in Stadia marketing until the end, but also featured in the GeForce Now promotion for various devices, as seen in the image above. Of the remaining cloud services, Destiny 2 is available on GeForce Now but not on Xbox Cloud, Amazon's Luna, or PlayStation Now.
Google announced in September that it would permanently shut down Stadia after the service failed to gain traction with users. It refunded all game and hardware sales, and some game studios stepped in to help transfer games to other services. If you have a Stadia Controller, you can enable Bluetooth support through an online tool so it can be used with PC, iOS, or Android devices.
Bungie's offer has been sent to every Destiny 2 user, so check your inbox for the invite and unique code, then be sure to redeem it before February 19. That'll get you a free month of GeForce Now Priority, which offers 1080p gaming, 6-hour session times, and refresh rates up to 60fps (it'll cost $10 a month or $50 for six months after that ). The service has just introduced a new Ultimate membership tier with a new RTX 4080 boost that offers 4K resolutions, 8-hour sessions, and up to 120fps for $20 per month, or $100 for six months. /p>
All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links. If you purchase something through one of these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. All prices correct at time of publication.
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