Players using Nvidia's GeForceNow will be happy to see that XboxGamePass has officially been added to the platform as a new game source.
performance. The Microsoft Store becomes the latest supported digital platform on GeForce NOW, joining Steam, Epic Games Store, Ubisoft Connect, GOG.com and more. Members with supported PC titles from this latest digital store orthrough their Game Pass subscription will be able to stream these PC games instantly from the cloud – without any additional purchases. With hundreds of PC games in the Game Pass catalog, make sure to stay tuned to GFN Thursday for the the latest.
Xbox and PC gamers will be able to stream these PC titles across their devices with the flexibility to switch between underpowered PCs, Macs, smart TVs, Chromebooks, smartphones and more, as part of the NVIDIA and Microsoft partnership to bring more choice to gamers everywhere.
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