Xbox is launching games like Gears 5 and Halo Infinite as part of the Game Pass on day one while Sony still wants to sell new copies of those titles for $60 apiece at launch with no option to get them with a Now subscription. Of course, one of the primary differences between PlayStation Now and Xbox Game Pass is that Sony has yet to get on board with the idea of offering its new exclusives part of the service. Newly released titles are often released simultaneously on the service and first party games are always available from day one.īoth services have titles available on a rolling basis, as well as permanent fixtures.That $10 puts it on track with Xbox Game Pass and Google Stadia, and in addition this news, PlayStation announced that it would also be getting God of War, GTA 5, Infamous: Second Son and Uncharted 4 as part of the Now subscription for the next three months with plans to rotate “marquee” games in for similarly limited amounts of time after that. Game Pass has roughly 200 games available month by month. More recently released games do take some time to appear on the service. PS Now has over 800 games on the service, spanning the last three generations. Having no experience with either service, I cannot comment on the streaming experience itself, but this would surely rely on the internet service one has at home. You can then also stream games on relevant mobile devices. Game Pass allows you to download and play said games on Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S and PC. Remote play allows you to also play on relevant mobile devices, assuming you have a console to initiate the remote play feature. PlayStation 4 titles are also downloadable on PS4 Pro and PlayStation 5. PS Now allows you to stream said games on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, which provides access to a catalogue of, from what I can tell on the Microsoft website, Xbox 360 to Xbox One games, costs £10.99 a month for a total of £132 a year.
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