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Xbox Game Pass vs PlayStation Now: Which service is better?

Xbox Game Pass vs PlayStation Now: Which service is better?

Posted on June 19, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Xbox Games Pass vs PlayStation Now: Want to know if Microsoft or Sony is king of the on-demand game service? Read on to find out our verdict.

Let’s face it, while there are plenty of reasons to decry the decline of physical media, the writing’s on the wall: physical’s out, digital’s in. Sony and Microsoft have both made moves to capitalise on this shift, with their bespoke on-demand gaming services, PlayStation Now and Game Pass respectively.

While similar in nature, there’s a lot that separates Game Pass and PS Now apart, including price, perks and the number of games included.
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