Needless to say, I think there will be at least one game that someone will like. Some titles you may find noteworthy – at least at the time of writing this – include:Īnd besides this still plenty of others from some of your favorite indie hits, to family-friendly titles like New Super Lucky’s Tale, strategy, simulation, shooters, fighting games, etc. Some of them are available to stream the same day they’re released in physical format. And these aren’t just any kind of games: some of them are the big, AAA hits. For $15 a month, you get access to nearly 400 games. Or, more accurately, Xbox Cloud Gaming (formerly xCloud), that is a part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription. This is possible thanks to Xbox Game Pass. And far be it from Nintendo to allow you to play any of their games outside of their native hardware, nevermind stream them. It’s something that Sony’s tried to do with PlayStation Now, but their selection of games isn’t anywhere near as decent. I have to admit, being able to stream an Xbox to your device, whether it be a Steam Deck or a Linux desktop, is pretty neat.
