Microsoft Bringing Xbox Game Pass To Mobile Devices This September 15th

Today Microsoft took another leap of bringing their services to all gamers. Confirming that Xbox Game Pass is coming to mobile devices this September 15th.

Microsoft confirmed titles such as Destiny 2, Minecraft Dungeons, and dozens of more games that will be offered through the service.

Today we’re excited to share more about what you can expect. Beginning September 15, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members can play more than 100 games from the cloud on their Android phone or tablet. Cloud gaming will launch in beta for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members in 22 markets to ensure stability as we scale the feature to millions of gamers.  

When cloud gaming launches as part of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, players will have access to more than 100 high-quality games playable from the cloud, including Minecraft Dungeons, Destiny 2, Tell Me Why, Gears 5, Yakuza Kiwami 2, and more. And as we’ve committed to providing day-one access to new titles from Xbox Game Studios as part of Xbox Game Pass, it’s our intent to make those same games available in the cloud from the day they release. We’ll have more to share about the full catalog of games as we approach launch.

In addition, Microsoft confirmed new supported accessories. Including the Razer Kishi which is basically a Nintendo Switch for your phone for $99.99.

The PowerA is a controller designed for mobile gaming for $69.99.

The 8BitDo, a horrible name, is an Xbox SNES controller basically for $44.99 or $14.99 for just the clip.

This service could mean the end of Google Stadia. Microsoft is providing a cheaper and more effective option. You don't need to purchase the accessories and can play using your Android devices. Whereas Stadia requires the controller, service, and games which cost more than the other stores offering the same games.

Adam Siddiqui,
Managing Editor, NoobFeed
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