Nvidia continues to add incentives for its cloud gaming service, GeForce Now, with the latest update allowing members to sync up an Xbox account and access any PC Game Pass titles on the service.
"Members can now connect their Xbox accounts to GeForce NOW to sync the games they own to their GeForce NOW library," Nvidia writes in a blog post. "Game syncing lets members connect their digital game store accounts to GeForce NOW, so all of their supported games are part of their streaming library."
Nvidia also confirmed that syncing the Xbox account will add any supported titles a member can access from their PC Game Pass subscription.
The move is part of Nvidia's deal it inked with Microsoft, where Xbox PC games would arrive on the service this year. Games like Deathloop, Grounded, and No Man's Sky were some of the first PC Game Pass releases added to GeForce Now last August.
GeForce Now's latest update also proves beneficial to Ubisoft+ subscribers, who can now link their Ubisoft+ account and access a list of supported Ubisoft+ games they already own and stream them on GeForce Now.
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