There has been an important development that will open a new page in the video game world. Joe Skrebels, editor-in-chief of “Xbox Wire”, also known as Xbox’s newsletter, announced that the company’s paid subscription package, Game Pass, will be integrated into NVIDIA GeForce Now. This statement reveals that those who wish can now access Game Pass games through NVIDIA GeForce Now.
NVIDIA GeForce Now is NVIDIA’s cloud streaming platform. When you become a member of this platform, you have the opportunity to play supported games without having a gaming computer. The incoming statement means that you can access the games in the PC Game Pass library through GeForce Now at no additional cost.
No exact date was given!
Xbox management did not make any statement about when the integration will be completed. However, at this point, we can say that we will not wait too long. In a statement made in the past, NVIDIA stated that Microsoft Store support will come to GeForce Now, and that it will reach players in a few months. The announcement today is a concrete indication that Microsoft Store support and PC Game Pass will come to GeForce Now at the same time.
Meanwhile; Let’s say that the main reason for the integration between Microsoft and NVIDIA is Activision Blizzard. As it is known, Microsoft wants to buy Activision Blizzard, the owner of the Call of Duty series. However, Sony keeps saying that in such a case, the Call of Duty series will become exclusive to Xbox, which is anti-competitive. That’s why Microsoft and NVIDIA signed a 10-year deal at the beginning of 2023. This deal covers licensing Xbox PC games to GeForce Now. With this move, Microsoft is trying to give the impression that the games will not be exclusive to Xbox. Despite everything, it is possible to say that this situation will mostly benefit the players.
For current prices of NVIDIA GeForce Now:
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