Nvidia Announces More Games Coming to RTX Spark and More at Gamescom 2026
Nvidia has announced that EA, Ubisoft, and Embark Studios will support RTX Spark with their games, including Anno 117: Pax Romana, ARC Raiders, and Apex Legends. EA's Javelin Anticheat will also support the ARM-based processor to ensure multiplayer games work without issues.
And ray tracing continues to improve as well
Two and a half months ago, Nvidia began pushing a revolution in the PC world with the announcement of RTX Spark. For those who missed the announcement, RTX Spark is what the company called a "super chip" that introduces a new category of compact laptops and desktops for the AI era. The RTX Spark is a powerful processor based on 20 compute cores built on Nvidia Grace, along with Blackwell cores, which together deliver about 1 petaflop (!) of computing power for AI and gaming tasks. The first computers based on RTX Spark are expected to arrive during the fall months.
Yesterday, as part of Gamescom 2026, Nvidia announced that EA, Ubisoft, and Embark Studios will support Spark with their games. The list of games joining is not short, but among the major titles you can find Anno 117: Pax Romana, ARC Raiders, and Apex Legends. Because RTX Spark is an ARM processor and not a classic x86, many Anticheat software programs are expected to either not work in the best case scenario, or flag players as cheaters in the worst case. Therefore, Nvidia and EA are announcing that Javelin Anticheat will support RTX Spark so that EA's multiplayer games can run without issues.
