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Nvidia has made three announcements about GeForce NOW, which bring many benefits to the members of the cloud gaming service before the holiday season.
First, Nvidia is offering a three-month subscription to Microsoft PC Game Pass for free with the six-month membership of GeForce NOW Ultimate. Considering that PC Game Pass costs $9.99/month, the subscribers of Nvidia’s top-tier cloud gaming service will get benefits worth $30 with the latest offer. Just so you know, the price of the six-month GeForce NOW Ultimate membership is $99.99 in the US.
Second, Nvidia has announced that it is updating GeForce NOW to sync with an Xbox account. This ability allows people to play any PC game that’s in their Xbox library with the GeForce NOW service. It also means that if they have a PC Game Pass, they can play the games included in the subscription with Nvidia’s cloud gaming service. Similarly, the company is also adding support for Ubisoft+ to GeForce NOW, which means that people will be able to play all games included in the Ubifsoft+ subscription with GeForce NOW.
Third, Nvidia has added 18 new titles to the list of games that you can play with GeForce NOW. With that, the cloud gaming service now supports 88 PC games. Below is a list of the 18 games that Nvidia has announced today.
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