Today, mobile network EE announced that it is joining forces with the cloud gaming experts from NVIDIA. From 12th July, EE customers will be able to access new cloud gaming offerings, including a membership to NVIDIA’s leading cloud gaming service, GeForce Now.

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Browse EE gaming bundles with NVIDIA GeForce Now

We remember when cloud gaming was a thing of the future, a spec on the distant horizon. Streaming games online, the way we watch films and shows, wasn't anything to take seriously. At least, not for serious gamers.

Not anymore, with services like Game Pass and GeForce Now. We hate to use that tired old phrase, but the future is now. And if you're with EE, cloud gaming will soon be as portable as social media and email.

Teaming up with leading cloud gaming service NVIDIA GeForce Now, EE will offer bundles perfectly suited for cloud gaming. Membership for the aforementioned service is included, and you might be surprised at the extreme locations from which you'll be able to play...

EE cloud gaming bundles revealed

EE is offering the following two 24-month bundle plans: the PC Gaming Plan, and the Gaming on the Big Screen plan.

In the former, you'll get unlimited gaming and video mobile data, and a 6-month Priority membership for NVIDIA GeForce NOW for £23 a month. Not a bad deal, and you'll also get a Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 360 laptop, and a Razor Basilisk V3 gaming mouse, for £10 upfront.

In the latter (Gaming on the Big Screen plan), you'll get a smart TV gaming bundle. This includes unlimited gaming and video mobile data, and a 6-month Ultimate membership for NVIDIA GeForce NOW for £25 a month. You'll also get a 43” Samsung Smart TV with Gaming Hub and a Turtle Beach Recon Cloud controller for £10 upfront.

Browse EE gaming bundles with NVIDIA GeForce Now

And if you were wondering how good the connection is, streamer, Leah "Leahviathan" Alexandra gave it a test run for you. She tested one of the bundles from the slopes of Ben Nevis, 1,500ft above sea level. Check out a picture below:

EE has unveiled a pop-up gaming den, 1,500ft above sea level on the slopes of Ben Nevis, to put its new great value cloud gaming bundles to the ultimate test EE teamed up with gaming streamer, Leah ‘Leahviathan’ Alexandra, to road-test the new cloud gaming offering in the Scottish Highlands, whilst live streaming on Twitch to her fans Only on EE – EE’s great value cloud gaming bundles are now available to customers, and include an NVIDIA GeForce NOW cloud gaming membership, with the option of a next-gen controller, Samsung Galaxy Chromebook or Smart TV, starting at just £7 per month Contact ee@theacademypr.com Harry Allen, 07854 213215

Sam Kemp, Director of Gaming at EE, said: “We are continually looking to join forces with the latest partners so we can offer our customers some of the best gaming experiences available.

"By partnering with NVIDIA, we’re able to not only provide customers with access to one of the best streaming platforms – but also offer them the hardware and data too, helping to make high level gaming even more accessible and affordable to customers across the UK.”

It's an exciting deal that looks to make cloud gaming a part of our everyday lives. However, we don't think we'll be playing on a mountain any time soon. Leave that to Leahviathan.

Browse EE gaming bundles with NVIDIA GeForce Now

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Ben Huxley is a freelance contributor to Radio Times, with bylines also in TechRadar, WhatCulture, GAMINGbible, and Live Science. A writer of fiction, too, he has a few short stories published and a novel on the way. He has a BA in English Literature, and an MA in creative writing.

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