Xbox Cloud Gaming Arrives for Xbox Consoles

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Cloud gaming is the new real deal in town, and it shall continue its spread for a long time. The technology allows gamers to enjoy their favorite titles without downloading them and without necessarily having powerful hardware components.

Microsoft announces that Xbox Cloud Gaming finally launches for the Xbox consoles. Therefore, if you own either Microsoft’s next-generation gaming machine (Xbox Series X/S) or the Xbox One console, you should be able to enjoy a good round of Xbox Cloud Gaming. However, the service is available in its beta phase for the moment.

You’ll need a Game Pass Ultimate subscription

In order to enjoy the wonderful benefits of the cloud gaming service Xbox Cloud Gaming on your Xbox console, you’ll need to be subscribed to Game Pass Ultimate. With this program, you’ll gain access to more than 100 high-quality games.

The best deal of the subscription will surely catch your attention: you can get your first month of access by paying only a buck. Afterward, you’ll pay $14.99 each month. The subscription will continue automatically, and here’s what you’ll get:

Unlimited access to more 100 high-quality games, whether you want to play them on PC, consoles, or Android

New games are added frequently

Xbox Game Studios titles as soon as they premiere

Member discounts and deals are included

Exclusive free Perks are present as well

Games available to play from the cloud using either your phone or tablet

One of the games that you can play via Xbox Cloud Gaming is Sniper Elite 4, meaning a stunning WWII tactical stealth game that has the gift of making the player tie to his console or PC while playing it. The title is already four years old, but it’s simply amazing to play!

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Cristian Antonescu

Cristian is in love with technology, as are many of us. He has a vast experience as a content writer in the field. He's involved especially in the hardware area, where he covers the latest news regarding smartphones, laptops, PC components, and so on.