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Nvidia announced it is recalling its Shield tablets due to a potential fire hazard from the device's inner battery.

The ability to stream and seamlessly play high-end titles via cloud gaming is expected to be available to over 150 million gamers in 2015.

One of PC gaming's biggest hardware developers is releasing its own cloud-based, game-streaming service that will directly and wirelessly play PC titles on your Nvidia Shield.

Ever since people started making and purchasing games for mobile devices, the gaming world has been split between casual and hardcore gamers. GPU maker Nvidia is looking to close that gap by offering the Nvidia Shield, a high-performance tablet made for gaming.

Earlier this week, Nvidia marketing manager Philip Scholz died when he was hit by a train in Santa Clara attempting to rescue another man trapped on the tracks. According to Mercury News, the event happened on Jan. 20, but the family only broke silence on the rescue gone wrong this weekend...

PC gamers rejoice! At BlizzCon 2013, the good folks at NVIDIA allowed us to check out some of their most recent and upcoming tech. Amidst a plethora of hardcore computer gaming fans, NVIDIA's offerings left players wide-eyed at each of their three very different display booths. NVIDIA's showing at BlizzCon appealed to not only Blizzard fans, but PC gamers of all sorts. We got to take a walk with o

Performance and stability issues seem to have marred Lara's adventure for some PC gamerswith GeForce graphics-processing units running Tomb Raider at maximum settings.

In the first of a new series of development videos for Project Shield, nVidia shows off how seamless the streaming will be from PC to the handheld.

According to VentureBeat, Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang has stated that he wants the company to put out one model a year of its new experiment in gaming -- Project Shield.

Madfinger Games released Dead Trigger at the end of last summer and ever since, we have all been marveling at the amazing graphics that it pumps out, not to mention the copious amounts of hot, monster-killing lead.