Microsoft opens up Xbox Cloud Gaming with new pay-as-you-go option
Microsoft is trying once again to tempt people without an Xbox into its ecosystem.
Microsoft is trying once again to tempt people without an Xbox into its ecosystem.
Sessions are limited to 30-minutes long, with a few minutes of ads before the timer starts. The free streaming option is publicly available now, after testing earlier this year. In September, Microsoft also added an option to buy pay-as-you-go Cloud Gaming playtime and set Cloud Gaming hour limits for its Game Pass subscriptions. [Link: XBOX Cloud Gaming: Stream on Phone, TV, PC & More | https://www.xbox.com/en-US/cloud-gaming | XBOX]
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