It's only been a few days since we reported that Samsung is trying to get its new model line out Galaxy Note 20 to the attention of customers. The company has thus prepared a special event for fans based on cooperation with Microsoft, which will provide users not only with exclusive applications for the streaming game service xCloud on Galaxy Store, but also the cheaper purchase of Game Pass, which gives you access to the entire library of games after paying a monthly fee. For every pre-order of new smartphones from the Samsung workshop, namely series Galaxy Note 20, customers get 3 months of free xCloud access including dozens of games in the Game Pass library.
Although the South Korean giant lures consumers in this way, Apple decided to go a different way and service on iOS disables Allegedly, according to company representatives, it violates the App Store policy and its standards, which are quite often the target of criticism. However, the problem is not with the platform itself, but with the list of games, since the apple company checks and approves each individual application. In the case of streaming titles, this would not be possible, so it is better Apple decided not to allow xCloud from the Microsoft workshop at all. Either way, it remains to be seen whether the company will pay for it, especially due to the increasing interest in streaming services, or whether it will not suffer in the long term.
