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Regardless of the sales race between PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, Microsoft has always had a crucial advantage seen by the eyes of PC gamers: Xbox Play Anywhere. This service allows players to purchase a growing selection of titles (such as Forza Horizon 4 and Gears of War 5) on one platform and play them on both, frequently enjoying multiplayer and cross-platform progress. But now, the Netflix style game subscription service of the Xbox One, the Xbox Game Pass, is also a success.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced the company's intention to appeal the results of the first quarter of fiscal year 19. According to Windows Central, Nadella did not provide specific timelines or details about the how Microsoft would integrate Xbox Games Pass to Windows 10, but I imagine it would be integrated with the existing Xbox application for Windows 10 or the inevitable Windows Store.
This is a big deal. Between robust backward compatibility with the original Xbox and Xbox 360 games and a professional cross-platform position, Microsoft is really trying to boost its credit with Xbox players. Earlier this year, he announced that all games at the first part (as Crackdown 3 and Halo 6) would be included in the Game Pass subscription of $ 9.99 on day 1. This made an already compelling subscription service a no-brainer.
Now, the Game Pass library of more than 100 titles will also be available for PC players. It's not interesting either because of the existing range of Game Pass. Consider the fact that Microsoft is recovering from other gaming studios (such as Ninja Theory) in order to strengthen its offering of new generation exclusives. The future is rather promising for a service that, in the coming years, could be as natural. subscribe to Xbox Live.
This move is still blurring the line between "Microsoft Software Company" and "Microsoft Hardware Company". One could argue that, while continuing to offer its most compelling Xbox services on PC, it risks cannibalizing sales of Xbox One (or sales of Xbox Next). Again, maybe he's selling more Windows 10 licenses. This will be absolutely sell more Game Pass subscriptions.
But one thing is certain. According to the numbers, Microsoft knows that it has lost the console war of this generation, but the group is seriously striving to win the next by offering customers the thing they enjoy the most: the choice.
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Regardless of the sales race between PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, Microsoft has always had a crucial advantage seen by the eyes of PC gamers: Xbox Play Anywhere. This service allows players to purchase a growing selection of titles (such as Forza Horizon 4 and Gears of War 5) on one platform and play them on both, frequently enjoying multiplayer and cross-platform progress. But now, the Netflix style game subscription service of the Xbox One, the Xbox Game Pass, is also a success.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced the company's intention to appeal the results of the first quarter of fiscal year 19. According to Windows Central, Nadella did not provide specific timelines or details about the how Microsoft would integrate Xbox Games Pass to Windows 10, but I imagine it would be integrated with the existing Xbox application for Windows 10 or the inevitable Windows Store.
This is a big deal. Between robust backward compatibility with the original Xbox and Xbox 360 games and a professional cross-platform position, Microsoft is really trying to boost its credit with Xbox players. Earlier this year, he announced that all games at the first part (as Crackdown 3 and Halo 6) would be included in the Game Pass subscription of $ 9.99 on day 1. This made an already compelling subscription service a no-brainer.
Now, the Game Pass library of more than 100 titles will also be available for PC players. It's not interesting either because of the existing range of Game Pass. Consider the fact that Microsoft is recovering from other gaming studios (such as Ninja Theory) in order to strengthen its offering of new generation exclusives. The future is rather promising for a service that, in the coming years, could be as natural. subscribe to Xbox Live.
This move is still blurring the line between "Microsoft Software Company" and "Microsoft Hardware Company". One could argue that, while continuing to offer its most compelling Xbox services on PC, it risks cannibalizing sales of Xbox One (or sales of Xbox Next). Again, maybe he's selling more Windows 10 licenses. This will be absolutely sell more Game Pass subscriptions.
But one thing is certain. According to the numbers, Microsoft knows that it has lost the console war of this generation, but the group is seriously striving to win the next by offering customers the thing they enjoy the most: the choice.
