In the latest twist to the game streaming landscape, Nvidia is opening the doors to an expanded and exciting catalog on GeForce NOW by integrating Xbox Game Pass and the Microsoft Store into your streaming service.
Starting August 24, PC Game Pass subscribers will be able to dive into a vast selection of titles through GeForce NOW, paving the way for an even more comprehensive and immersive gaming experience.
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This exciting milestone presents a wealth of opportunities for gamers to explore. The partnership between Nvidia and Microsoft aims to enrich the selection of games available on GeForce Now, allowing PC Game Pass subscribers to enjoy a wider variety of titles.
However, it is important to note that the integration did not happen all at once. Although the Microsoft Store has been cleverly integrated into GeForce Now, the full list of titles available with the PC Game Pass subscription is still being progressively incorporated into Nvidia’s streaming service.
The first signs of collaboration between Microsoft and Nvidia emerged in May, when the first Xbox PC games arrived on GeForce Now. A ten-year strategic agreement was established between the two tech industry giants, allowing Nvidia to license Xbox PC games to be offered.
Xbox Game Pass, now integrated with GeForce Now, offers players access to an increasingly rich and diverse library of games. This opens up new possibilities for those who want to try titles that may not be available on other streaming platforms.
From the partnership between Nvidia and Microsoft, for example, gamers will be able to enjoy a variety of titles that include domestic hits, such as Deathloop and Grounded.
The future of game streaming is being shaped by innovative collaborations like this one between Microsoft and Nvidia. As more industry-leading companies join forces to expand cloud gaming offerings, gamers are the true beneficiaries, gaining access to a world of interactive entertainment.
