Microsoft’s popular gaming system, Xbox Game Pass, and its PC version, PC Game Pass, are one of the best cloud gaming platforms. Also, Nvidia’s GeForce Now is another cloud system that allows players to play games on the platform. Xbox announced that its PC Game Pass will be available on Nvidia GeForce Now later this year, with select games. Here are the details about the Xbox PC Game Pass and Nvidia GeForce NOW…

Xbox PC Game Pass members can stream select PC games through GeForce Now soon

Although the Xbox Game Pass and GeForce Now are different platforms, they offer similar features, game streaming. According to the latest official announcements, Microsoft has made a deal with Nvidia which will bring PC Game Pass to GeForce Now including the games that members have already purchased through Steam, the Epic Games Store, and Ubisoft Connect.

Thanks to this partnership, Game Pass members will be able to stream select PC games from the library via Nvidia’s gaming platform. It means that you can play all available games on any device that GeForce Now streams to, including low-spec PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, mobile devices, TVs, and more. The company confirmed that the new update will be available in the following months.

Xbox says, “We’re excited by our future – to grow the industry, bring great new first-party titles every year, give partners more ways to deliver and access games and offer multiple ways to play all of them, wherever our players want to play. We are looking forward to going on this journey together with our community.”

The gaming platform also added to make the announcement clear, “We’re excited about the future of Xbox, and we see the opportunity to grow not only our own business, but the entire industry as a whole – through creating groundbreaking new games, inviting creators to build their dream projects on our platform, and opening gaming up to everyone, no matter where they are in the world.”

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