Massive Xbox Update Hints at GTA and Red Dead Redemption Fans Enjoying a Special Treat Very Soon
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Microsoft is working hard to make its Xbox universe as compelling and interesting as it can be. Thanks to the growing popularity of the next-gen Series X and S, the company is now venturing more into the territory of Cloud gaming. It looks like a lot of iconic games are coming to its service to attract a large number of users. And two titles from the GTA and Red Dead Redemption saga are now almost confirmed.
This news comes from a reputed insider on the internet. The scooper revealed that Rockstar Games’ two biggest offerings, GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2, are coming to the Xbox’s streaming platform.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming to bring GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2
Since their release in 2013 and 2018, respectively, both Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption 2 have impressed millions of players worldwide. They have enjoyed these games on multiple consoles and PCs as well. But now they will be able to stream them from any internet-enabled device. Yes, the immensely popular Rockstar titles are set to arrive at Microsoft’s ambitious cloud service.
According to insider Ben, on Twitter, GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2 are set to make their debuts on Xbox Cloud Gaming. The scooper shared two images taken from the official website for the streaming service. The pictures clearly show these two supported for the Cloud Gaming.
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It looks like GTAV and RDR2 will be playable on Xbox Cloud Gaming soon if you own it! pic.twitter.com/WWL98yxtUV
— Ben (@videotech_) August 9, 2022
However, they were soon removed from this website and can’t be found anymore. This implies that Ben might be right in speculating that GTA 5 and RDR2 are ready to release on the Xbox Cloud Gaming.
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As of now, only the Game Pass titles are available to stream on the service. Microsoft, however, is working on bringing more titles like Elden Ring that are not included in the subscription service.
If the latest news from Ben turns out to be true in the long run, it will be a massive gift for all the players who don’t have high-end systems. Because streaming doesn’t require a powerful hardware. The only requirement is the connectivity to the internet. Probably that’s the biggest reason why cloud gaming is gaining rapid momentum these days.
Meanwhile, GTA and RDR fans were elated to find out that their favorite games will soon make it to the Xbox Cloud Gaming. Have a look at some of the most amazing reactions below:
This is dope I just wish it wasn’t as laggy. Hopefully that all gets fixed soon. Would love to use the service more.
— Peter (@sxnola) August 9, 2022
W fox xbox players
— Sexy-Gorilla (@sexy__Gorilla) August 10, 2022
good stuff. wondering if players can go afk for hours this way.
— LogOfOne (@LogOfOne1) August 9, 2022
Rockstar W
— Liam Bills (@billsyliamgta) August 9, 2022
Good news
— eyabol (@pomidorparowka) August 10, 2022
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— G4bo4lpha (@G4bo4lpha) August 9, 2022
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What are your thoughts on this huge update? Are you excited for the Rockstar titles to arrive on Microsoft’s streaming service? Let us know in the comments.
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Edited by:
Jito Tenson