It looks like Microsoft’s popular unlimited access subscription service Xbox Game Pass will be coming to PC in the future.
As reported by Game Informer (via Windows Central), Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella revealed the news in a fiscal year 2019 Q1 earnings call that the currently Xbox-only service would bridge to PCs, largely due to the current success of the Netflix-like program.
Though no details were given on how this will make its way to PC, it’s a solid bet that Game Pass will be used in conjunction with the Microsoft Store. Game Pass currently has over 100 games to download for $10 a month, with Microsoft ensuring that all first-party titles launch on the service upon release. Microsoft exclusives released earlier this year, like Sea of Thieves and Forza Horizon 4, launched day-and-date on Xbox Game Pass.
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As reported by Game Informer (via Windows Central), Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella revealed the news in a fiscal year 2019 Q1 earnings call that the currently Xbox-only service would bridge to PCs, largely due to the current success of the Netflix-like program.
Though no details were given on how this will make its way to PC, it’s a solid bet that Game Pass will be used in conjunction with the Microsoft Store. Game Pass currently has over 100 games to download for $10 a month, with Microsoft ensuring that all first-party titles launch on the service upon release. Microsoft exclusives released earlier this year, like Sea of Thieves and Forza Horizon 4, launched day-and-date on Xbox Game Pass.
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