GeForce NOW's long-requested flight control support is now live, letting cloud gamers use dedicated joysticks and throttles. The feature debuted alongside the Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS One, which works directly with the service. This move follows NVIDIA's CES announcement, targeting the dedicated flight simulation community.

Cloud gaming traditionally struggled with specialized peripherals, but this update changes the equation. Virtual pilots can now stream titles like Microsoft Flight Simulator with authentic hardware, reducing latency barriers for high-end flight gear. It signals NVIDIA's push to support niche genres within its cloud platform.

A giveaway offers a T.Flight HOTAS One MSFS Edition and a GeForce NOW Ultimate membership, open until January 24. Additionally, Delta Force from Team Jade is confirmed for the cloud soon, expanding the service's competitive shooter lineup. Four new games, including MIO: Memories in Orbit, are available this week.