Xbox Cloud Gaming to impose monthly playtime caps with add-on hours

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Microsoft will start restricting Xbox Cloud Gaming with monthly hour caps starting in November: Essential tier gives 5 hours, Premium 10 hours, and Ultimate 15 hours per month (Ultimate supports up to 1440p). After included hours are used, players can buy more cloud time through the Xbox Store; pricing and availability will be announced in November. Importantly, you won’t need a Game Pass subscription to access cloud hours, and Microsoft says the change aims to balance costs with reliability, affecting about 4% of subscribers.
- Microsoft is introducing hourly limits on Xbox Cloud Gaming very soon Windows Central
- Xbox Game Pass cloud gaming hour caps start in November qz.com
- Game Pass streaming limits are coming: 15 hours a month, but you can pay for more PCWorld
- Game Pass Is Getting Worse, And More Expensive GameSpot
- Xbox Is Officially Putting Time Limits On Cloud Gaming For Game Pass Members Pure Xbox
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