PC Games: New combined subscription campaign - printed issue + digital edition + free advertising + voucher

PC Games: New combined subscription campaign - printed issue + digital edition + free advertising + voucher

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Update: Good news for everyone who prefers to receive digital editions instead of a printed booklet. From now on we have a two-year digital subscription for you in the Computec Shop, with which you can get 24 digital editions of PC games, access to older digital editions, 24 months of free advertising on pcgames.de and a game bonus from our partners Gamesplanet gets. At Gamesplanet you can choose from games such as Resident Evil Village, Serious Sam 4, Age of Empires: Definitive Edition, Control and much more.

ORDER NOW PC Games Digital Two-year subscription + ad-free + game bonus 79 , 98 euros for two years From now on, when you take out the new combo subscription for PC Games Extended and PC Games Magazin, you will again receive the printed edition including the digital edition, you can read ad-free on pcgames.de and on top of that you will also receive a voucher for Amazon worth 15 euros! The offer also applies to other products from our publisher.

PC Games Combination Subscription: Booklet + Digital + Ad-Free + Amazon Voucher

So if you order the classic magazine subscription, you'll get the digital one Expenses in addition. You not only get the complete issue as a PDF in the Computec shop, but also the output via the PCG apps (iOS, Android) on your mobile phone or tablet. After activation, you will also read pcgames.de free of external advertising material.

The subscription therefore includes:

• All monthly issues print

• All monthly issues digital (PDF)

• Surf ad-free

• Amazon voucher

Order now PC Games Extended with DVD and 16 extra pages - 12 printed magazines every month punctually by post + free digital edition + AD-FREE on pcgames.de + 15 euros Amazon voucher 72.00 euros per year Now order: PC Games Magazin subscription - 12 printed magazines every month punctually by post + free digital edition + AD-FREE on pcgames.de + 10 euros Amazon voucher 51.00 euros per year There are two variants of the combination subscription: PC Games subscription without DVD for 51 euros and PC games subscription with DVD and 16 extra pages for 72 euros. Both subscriptions have a term of twelve months. If you decide to use direct debit, you will also receive two issues free of charge, provided you order from Germany or Austria. Have a look at our subscription shop. You can of course also conveniently order individual issues of all Computec magazines there or simply select the PC games subscription that suits you.

Don't feel like walking on dead trees? Then of course you can opt for a digital-only subscription, which gives you the PC games as PDF or ePaper. On top of that, you will receive an Amazon voucher in addition to 12 digital issues.

ORDER NOW PC Games Magazin digital subscription (without printed issue) - 12 digital issues + 39.99 euro voucher per year There's the new one Subscription for other issues from our publishing house, of course.

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ORDER NOW Play5 magazine subscription - 12 printed magazines every month punctually by post + free digital edition + AD-FREE on pcgames. de + 10 euros Amazon voucher 72.00 euros per year N-ZONE combined annual subscription:

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Order now: Games Aktuell magazine subscription - 12 printed magazines every month punctually by post + free digital edition + AD-FREE on pcgames. de + 10 euros Amazon voucher 51.00 euros per year And: Also with the Ko There is a time-limited and discounted hard times subscription from PC Games Hardware.




How to play Xbox One games on your PC in 2 ways, without having to buy the games again

If you ever wanted to play your Xbox One games on your PC, you're in luck. Many Xbox One games can be played easily on a Windows 10 computer. This is great for homes that share one Xbox console, since you won't have to compete to use the singular console.


There are two ways to play Xbox One games on your computer. The first method is through a service called Xbox Play Anywhere. The second option requires you to stream the game through Windows 10, which will require a constant internet connection. Here's a step-by-step guide for each method.

How to play Xbox One games on PC using Xbox Play Anywhere

If you already own a game that is included on the Xbox Play Anywhere list, you can play it on your PC for no additional charge, and you can sync your game data between your PC and Xbox One.


1. Go to the Xbox Play Anywhere website and log into your Microsoft account.


2. Head to this page and scroll through the list of games, and then click on the one you want to play. Keep in mind that if you don't already own the game, you'll need to purchase it.


Games you don't already own will have a price listed beside them. Chrissy Montelli/Business Insider


3. Click 'Get' or 'Install.' If a pop-up appears requesting that you use the Microsoft Store app, click on the option that allows you to do so.


4. Once the game finishes installing, click 'Play' to launch the game. Have fun!


You might need to install and play the game through the Microsoft Store. Chrissy Montelli/Business Insider

How to play Xbox One games on PC via streaming to Windows 10

If the game you want to play remotely isn't included on the Xbox Play Anywhere list, your only other option is to play it via streaming.


To do this, your PC and Xbox One will need to be on the same internet connection. You'll also need to make sure that both systems stay connected to the internet - if you lose your connection, you'll lose the stream.


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You should also make sure that both devices are fully updated. If there are any updates pending, install them.


1. On your Xbox One's Home screen, press the Xbox button on the controller.


2. Navigate to the Profile & System tab, and select the 'Settings' option.


Select 'Settings' and press 'A.' Chrissy Montelli/Business Insider


3. In to the 'Devices & connections' tab, select 'Remote features.'


Select 'Remote features' in the 'Devices & connections' menu. Chrissy Montelli/Business Insider


4. Select 'Xbox app preferences.'


The Xbox app is what you'll use on your PC to stream games. Chrissy Montelli/Business Insider


5. On the left-side menu, select either 'Allow connections from any device' or 'Only from profiles signed in on this Xbox.' On the right-side menu, select 'Allow game streaming to other devices.'


Make sure that you set up both the Xbox app and your own Xbox. Jeremy Dreyfuss, Justin Gmoser/Business Insider


6. Using either Bluetooth or a USB connection, connect your Xbox One controller to your PC.


7. On your PC, click the Start button and type 'Xbox Console Companion' into the search bar. Once it appears, click 'Open.'


The Xbox Console Companion app is automatically included with Windows 10. Chrissy Montelli/Business Insider


8. On your PC, open the Xbox Console Companion app. On the left sidebar, click on the icon that appears to resemble an Xbox console. When you hover your cursor over it, it will say 'Connection.'


Click on the 'Connection' button on the left sidebar. Chrissy Montelli/Business Insider


9. Click on the Xbox console you wish to connect to.


If you have multiple consoles on the same network, you'll be able to connect to any that you've set up. Jeremy Dreyfuss, Justin Gmoser/Business Insider


10. Click 'Stream' to begin playing.


'Stream' will be near the top-right corner. Jeremy Dreyfuss, Justin Gmoser/Business Insider


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