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Project Hail Mary Blasts Off On Blu-Ray This August

Project Hail Mary Blasts Off On Blu-Ray This August https://ift.tt/XJey23a Project Hail Mary Limited Edition Steelbook (4K Blu-ray) Currently sold out | Releases October 11 Preorder at Amazon Project Hail Mary (4K Blu-ray) $28 (was $38) | Releases August 11 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Project Hail Mary (Standard Blu-ray) $25 (was $32) | Releases August 11 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart Project Hail Mary (DVD) $26 | Releases August 11 Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Walmart After crushing the box office back in March, Project Hail Mary is coming to Blu-ray this August. You can pick it up in th...

Xbox Will Soon Let Players Stream All Their Games, Not Just Those On Game Pass - Report

Xbox Will Soon Let Players Stream All Their Games, Not Just Those On Game Pass - Report https://ift.tt/CV8qte2

In 2020, Microsoft launched Xbox Cloud Gaming and allowed players to stream titles from the Xbox Game Pass library. But not every game was available on Game Pass, which put limits on which titles could be accessed. Now, Microsoft is reportedly planning to expand its streaming offerings to include games that aren't a part of Xbox Game Pass, as long as they're owned by the players themselves.

According to The Verge, Microsoft is planning to begin testing this new option on the Xbox Cloud Gaming servers with Xbox Insiders as soon as next month. The report notes that Microsoft has been building towards this moment for some time by upgrading the capabilities of Xbox Cloud Gaming to handle thousands of games. But the company has to be sure that those expanded capabilities will hold up under pressure before rolling them out to Game Pass subscribers.

Earlier this week, Xbox confirmed that as of November, players will be able buy or play Xbox games on Android via the Xbox app. And once the new streaming option becomes available, purchases on Android will immediately be available to stream no matter which devices players are using. As part of Epic Games' lawsuit win over Google, Microsoft will be able to sidestep Google Play and avoid giving the company a cut of its sales.

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