NVIDIA RTX Spark adds EA, Ubisoft and Embark game support, native EA anti-cheat confirmed

VideoCardz reports that NVIDIA has confirmed additional publisher support for RTX Spark, naming EA, Ubisoft, and Embark among the companies bringing games to the upcoming Windows on Arm platform. The supported-game examples include Apex Legends, Arc Raiders, and The Finals, giving RTX Spark a stronger launch-window software lineup across established and upcoming multiplayer releases.

One of the most important details is confirmation that EA anti-cheat will work natively on the platform. Anti-cheat software has been a recurring obstacle for Windows on Arm gaming because compatibility layers can interfere with low-level security checks. Native support should make it easier for competitive games to run without requiring players to disable protections or wait for unofficial workarounds. Final compatibility will still depend on each publisher's implementation and on NVIDIA's retail driver maturity.

For Canadian gamers monitoring RTX Spark's fall 2026 arrival, the publisher announcements improve the platform's prospects but do not replace title-by-title testing. Buyers should look for final system requirements, Canadian availability, and launch-driver notes before assuming that every EA, Ubisoft, or Embark game will perform like its x86 Windows counterpart.