Xbox Project xCloud game streaming to support existing purchases and Xbox Game Pass in 2020
Now we know for sure.
What you need to know
- A lot of new details about Project xCloud were revealed at X019.
- Games you already own will show up on Project xCloud in 2020.
- Project xCloud will also expand to 2020.
- It's unclear how much still service will cost still.
Today at X019, Microsoft detailed additions to Project xCloud like 50 new games, more supported controllers, and expansions to countries like India and Japan. However, a small little tidbit may have been overlooked.
In 2020, it seems like the Project xCloud preview is getting games you already own. Again, it's unclear how much this is going to cost once the service launches. Additionally, Xbox Game Pass is also going to support cloud streaming, but again, it's unclear if this is going to be part of the $10 per month fee.
We'll keep you posted as soon as we know more. We're reached out to Microsoft for comment. What sort of a business model would you be interested in? Let us know.
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