@@androidlife2796 You can install GeForce Now on Android via the Google Play store and on iOS via Safari on the GeForce Now website and add a shortcut to your home screen. The same goes for Amazon Luna and Xbox Cloud Gaming. You can find more information here: www.fortnite.com/mobile?lang=en-US
@@NIGGANigashvili Yes. In direct gaming it is not possible to play above 60 fps due to the screen refresh limit of 60 Hz. Well, except from 13 Pro which allows playing at 120 fps (of course not constant due to sufficiently optimized by Epica Games). When it comes to cloud gaming it is possible e.g. GeForce Now (but only in paid Priority and Ultimate plans) allows playing at 120 fps (we get 60 fps in streaming, even though the game shows 120 fps)
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How to get Nvidia g-force?
@@androidlife2796 You can install GeForce Now on Android via the Google Play store and on iOS via Safari on the GeForce Now website and add a shortcut to your home screen. The same goes for Amazon Luna and Xbox Cloud Gaming. You can find more information here: www.fortnite.com/mobile?lang=en-US
Bro not even 12 por max has 120hz they are stuck at 60hz that phone cannot give you 120fps experience
@@NIGGANigashvili Yes. In direct gaming it is not possible to play above 60 fps due to the screen refresh limit of 60 Hz. Well, except from 13 Pro which allows playing at 120 fps (of course not constant due to sufficiently optimized by Epica Games). When it comes to cloud gaming it is possible e.g. GeForce Now (but only in paid Priority and Ultimate plans) allows playing at 120 fps (we get 60 fps in streaming, even though the game shows 120 fps)