Nvidia's GeForce Now enables Xbox account syncing, allowing for game library integration
Nvidia has launched an update for GeForce NOW, allowing users to link their Xbox accounts to the cloud gaming service and sync the games they own to their GeForce NOW library. This is a result of the 10-year partnership between Nvidia and Microsoft that emerged within the concessions the company made to acquire Activision Blizzard King.
GeForce Now members can now access PC Game Pass titles through their Xbox accounts, including existing library games and those from the Microsoft Store.
This enables Nvidia to license both Microsoft's first-party and third-party games, including Xbox PC games from Activision Blizzard, expanding the range of titles available for GeForce Now users.
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- GFN Thursday: GeForce NOW, PC Game Pass DealNVIDIA Blog • Official source
- Nvidia GeForce Now Finally Adds Xbox Account Syncing and PC Game Pass Support IGN
- GeForce Now hits 100 Game Pass titles, adds account sync9to5Google
- NVIDIA offers a limited-time membership bundle for PC Game Pass and GeForce NOWWindows Central
- Nvidia’s GeForce Now gets support for PC Game Pass with Xbox account syncingThe Verge
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