Activision Blizzard, Bethesda, 2K, and indie studio Hinterland have all since Nvidia's streaming service GeForce Now exited beta and added a paid tier for subscribers. games from the streaming service; Epic is one company that won't join them, as CEO Tim Sweeney revealed on Twitter.

"Epic wholeheartedly supports NVIDIA's GeForce NOW service.

At this time, GeForce Now users only have streaming access to a selection of games they already own on Steam, and Nvidia has allowed publishers to prevent access to their games in this way. As explained during the week, not everyone was happy with this arrangement, and Capcom pulled out before the beta ended.