Xbox users are blessed with the most amazing subscription services like Xbox Game Pass, EA Play, Antstream Arcade, and Ubisoft Connect, and soon enough they might be able to add one more thing to their list. There is a chance that Geforce Now is going to be integrated with Game Pass, which will revolutionize what the service can offer.
Microsoft indeed has its own streaming platform, known as xCloud, which was released back in 2020, but the addition of native support for Nvidia’s flagship cloud streaming service could be a great relief for people, especially if more games in the library become compatible with GeForce Now.
Xbox Game Pass is hitting the right nerves
Ever since the release of Microsoft’s streaming service, xCloud, the Game Pass catalog has become accessible to a large number of people without the need to own a PC or an Xbox console. There have been major updates to the xCloud service over the years. But one obvious problem has always been under the radar and remained unaddressed: giving players the option to stream games that are outside the Game Pass catalog.
Rumor has it that Nvidia’s cloud platform is about to get integrated with Game Pass, with some games like Resident Evil Village, Street Fighter 6, and Call of Duty: Warzone already displaying the option to play the game with GeForce Now. Due to this, there have been a lot of speculations concerning the future of the Game Pass subscription if it were ever to get integrated with GeForce Now.
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Nvidia’s cloud streaming service can be integrated with Game Pass through an official app on the Microsoft Store or through a simple link that redirects players to the GeForce site via the browser. If this collaboration ever materializes, then Game Pass subscribers will be able to stream titles that are not part of the Game Pass catalog.
These include the likes of Death Stranding, Ghost of Tsushima, Greedfall, or Soma. The most exciting part of this collaboration would be the ability to play a wide array of games beyond the Game Pass catalog, which is already pretty big.
Game Pass and GeForce Together will be Unstoppable
If Nvidia’s streaming service ever comes to Game Pass, then the two of them together will rule the game streaming market with huge margins for years to come. Game Pass already has a lot to offer to a lot of players with the games it currently offers in its catalog.
With the integration of Nvidia’s cloud platform, the availability will go beyond the Game Pass subscription, which is a big big deal. However, nothing has been officially announced by either of the two companies.
These are just speculations based on certain games displaying the option to play them with GeForce Now. But if this ever materializes, then it will surely revolutionize what Game Pass can offer.
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