Ive been with gamepass from the start but I decided to downgrade to core 2 months ago due to budgeting cuts i had to make and i figured it was about time anyway as the year's lineup didn't interest me as well as having a mile long backlog. I always see comments about how nobody uses cloud gaming but ironically that was what I primarily used it for. Being able to play current gen games on last gen hardware kept me from upgrading until finally I decided xbone wasn't cutting it for me anymore and it was time. So, I was surprised, that in spite of the moronic price hikes, M$oft was gracious enough to give us cloud gaming on the now "essential " tier. I dont use it much except to play games in my backlog that are included in order to save storage space but its nice. And as far as this lag everyone's experienced, I only got that in the beginning and usually it was because multiple devices were on my home network eating bandwidth. The solution was to simply turn off unessential hardware.
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Re: Xbox Game Pass Is Getting A Major Overhaul With New Names, Games & Price Changes
Ive been with gamepass from the start but I decided to downgrade to core 2 months ago due to budgeting cuts i had to make and i figured it was about time anyway as the year's lineup didn't interest me as well as having a mile long backlog. I always see comments about how nobody uses cloud gaming but ironically that was what I primarily used it for. Being able to play current gen games on last gen hardware kept me from upgrading until finally I decided xbone wasn't cutting it for me anymore and it was time. So, I was surprised, that in spite of the moronic price hikes, M$oft was gracious enough to give us cloud gaming on the now "essential " tier. I dont use it much except to play games in my backlog that are included in order to save storage space but its nice. And as far as this lag everyone's experienced, I only got that in the beginning and usually it was because multiple devices were on my home network eating bandwidth. The solution was to simply turn off unessential hardware.