Satya Nadella broke the news during a recent earnings call, and explained the move is designed to "increase the strength of the [games] community" on other platforms.
Microsoft intends to bring its Xbox Game Pass video game subscription service to PC, according to company CEO Satya Nadella.
The chief exec broke the news during a recent earnings call, and explained the move is designed to "increase the strength of the [games] community" on other platforms.
If you're unfamiliar with Xbox Game Pass, the Netflix-style service offers subscribers unlimited access to over 100 first and third-party games for $9.99 per month.
It was recently expanded to include day-one access to Microsoft's exclusive first-party offerings -- such as Forza Horizon 4, Sea of Thieves, and State of Decay 2 -- making it a rather enticing proposition.
Nadella didn't reveal when or how Game Pass will be made available to PC owners, but again reiterated the move is a 'big element' in his plans for Microsoft's game community.
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