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Microsoft and T-Mobile say eligible US customers can choose Xbox Game Pass Ultimate or Premium through the new T-Mix service starting in November.
T-Mobile is launching a new service called T-Mix in November. Microsoft says eligible customers in the US can choose either Xbox Game Pass Ultimate or Premium as part of the service. This represents the initial launch of the gaming catalog via a cellular network provider domestically. Members are able to enjoy various titles on hardware already in their possession, such as television sets, computers, and gaming machines.
Reports say T-Mix includes three tiers starting at $55. Customers can reportedly switch their selected benefits up to four times a year.
Via Xbox Wire ↗ · Also from DayOne ↗ · Other coverage: Windows Central ↗, Notebookcheck ↗, Insider Gaming ↗
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