Microsoft is putting monthly limits on Xbox Cloud Gaming starting in November.
Game Pass subscribers will get:
-Ultimate: 15 hours/month
-Premium: 10 hours/month
-Essential: 5 hours/month
Cloud gaming was previously unlimited across these tiers. Microsoft says the change is due to rising operating costs and expects it to significantly affect around 4% of Game Pass subscribers.
Players who want more hours will be able to buy additional cloud-playtime bundles through the Xbox Store, with unused hours rolling over.
Microsoft is also introducing a pay-as-you-go option, letting people stream supported games they own without subscribing to Game Pass
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