By streaming a game instead of downloading it, you can save valuable space on your computer's or console's hard drive, and you can play a new game right away without having to wait for it to download. However, Xbox Cloud Gaming is in its beta stage right now, working out all the kinks and making cloud streaming an awesome experience.
There are currently more games you can download through Ultimate than there are games you can stream via the cloud. This translates to less buffering and lag, making your overall experience more immersive and enjoyable. Of course, if you're playing a game on your phone or tablet, you'll be streaming it and utilizing the integrated cloud, but in most cases with your PC or console, you can download games. The ability to download games directly to your PC or console is what makes this subscription such a steal. Imagine Netflix, but instead of downloading and streaming movies and TV shows, you're downloading and streaming video games. It's unclear when can regular owners start using this unified method though.With an Ultimate subscription, you gain access to over 400 games to play on your PC, Xbox console, phone, and tablet. Following November 2, PC subscribers will be able to quickly swap between the versions without hassle. To explain the main difference between the two, Bedrock is where cross-play is available, letting players across PC, consoles and even mobile devices join together for adventuring and building in unified servers, while the PC exclusive Minecraft Java Edition sports extensive mod support and a massive modding community behind it.Īs the two versions are currently available via two different storefronts - Bedrock on Microsoft Store and Java on the Minecraft Launcher - Mojang is bringing the Bedrock Edition to the Minecraft Launcher for the first time. It isn't just the Bedrock version either, as the original Java Edition is also hopping into the gaming subscription at the same time. That's changing soon though, as the studio announced during this year's Minecraft Live presentation that Xbox Game Pass for PC subscribers are also gaining the game starting on November 2.
Mojang Studios' behemoth block-based sensation Minecraft has been available on the Xbox Game Pass subscription since March 2019, but only on the Xbox console variant.
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