No, Elden Ring And GTA V Are Not On Sport Go (But)

Earlier this week, some people checking Microsoft’s Cloud Gaming beta web site seen one thing bizarre: listings for video games like Elden Ring and Grand Theft Auto V not solely mentioned they have been a part of the corporate’s Sport Go providing, however would even be playable on the cloud.

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Right here’s a screengrab of Elden Ring’s web page, taken by @klobrille, clearly exhibiting each the “GAME PASS” badge and the truth that it’s playable on the Cloud Gaming beta:

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Listings for Grand Theft Auto V (which has already been on the service and left) and, weirdly, Soul Hackers, all declared they have been now on the subscription service. Even weirder is the truth that none of these issues had ever been introduced, which you’d suppose can be the case given the prominence of each Elden Ring and GTA V.

There’s a cause for that, in fact. Microsoft have since advised Eurogamer that the listings have been a “bug.” “We’re conscious of a bug that incorrectly displayed some titles as accessible with Xbox Sport Go Final,” a consultant says. “We rolled out a repair and that is now up to date.”

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Usually this sort of administrative, backend stuff wouldn’t be that thrilling, however what bought folks right here is that GamesCom is lower than two weeks away, with Microsoft as a result of make a big look (and a reside presentation). And in June, Microsoft introduced that Xbox Sport Go Final customers would have the ability to play “choose” titles they personal by way of Cloud Gaming, even when they weren’t a part of the Sport Go catalogue.

Put these two issues collectively and it appeared solely believable that Microsoft had merely jumped the gun on a few GamesCom bulletins. Calling these listings a “bug” definitely appears to place a dampener on that enthusiasm, however GamesCom kicks off on August 22, simply in case you need to control issues anyway.