And links to the filled code of GraphQL script as well. I decided if they don’t care, I can publish it now. įour months ago, before I made this proxy, I attempted to send all of the information to Nvidia, but they were not interested whatsoever. I started the proxy server and it is available online.

I’m still confused what they need it for, any guesses? Afterword No one can add to the Nvidia servers own games for sure. Is it coincidence? Who knows… But if you look closer, you can find a label “NVIDIA CONFIDENTIAL” which possibly means that Nvidia don’t want you to know they are playing those games. And yes, you can play a copy of that game via Dolphin Emulator. This is the Nintendo Wii exclusive, Super Mario Bros. In the log file I’ve noticed the app configurations which are used to fetch data from servers. I inspected its log and cache files and the most eye-catching file to me was console.log. Once I installed NVIDIA GeForce NOW I launched it and waited for its data to be fully loaded. I spent more time than expected, but it was worth it. I wanted to test if the old version of GFN downloaded the file whitelist.json can also download other stored information. Unfortunately it’s no longer possible to get a new update of this file.įour months ago I decided to proceed with my research and inspect the GFN client application. A very old version of a GFN client app downloaded the file whitelist.json which contained a few thousands of games. So I wanted to find a way to get a full list of games available for GFN. I’ve managed to play a Gas Guzzlers Extreme at that time. Most of the games are locked since GFN limitations, but I figured out how to run games which are not officially available on their website.

You could launch Steam directly and after that select a game of your choice. About a half year ago, NVIDIA GeForceNOW service worked differently.

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