▲ PC Game Pass’ catalog will be able to be played on any device with GeForce Now, including low-spec PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, mobile devices, TVs, and more. (Nvidia)
Microsoft (Microsoft) and Nvidia earlier reached a 10-year agreement to license Xbox PC games to Nvidia’s streaming service platform GeForce Now. Microsoft announced that it will take this plan a step further by making PC Game Pass titles available to users through Nvidia GeForce Now in the coming months.
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According to Sarah Bond, head of Xbox Creator Experience, PC Game Pass’ catalog will be able to be played on any device with GeForce Now, including low-spec PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, mobile devices, TVs, and more.
But he also mentioned that GeForce Now members will be able to “play a select selection of PC Game Pass titles from our library,” meaning that the library’s catalog will only include a subset of games.
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Foreign media “The Verge” pointed out that if PC Game Pass users want to experience longer and higher-quality streaming games, they may consider upgrading to GeForce Now’s RTX 4080 package; after testing, the performance of RTX 4080 is better than Xbox Its own cloud gaming products.
Responsible editor: Chen Zhuoxian
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