Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Thursday, May 30th, 2019. I'm Brian McCullough.

Today Microsoft brings the Xbox Game Pass to PC's, Google gives the Finger to Ad Lockers, and

all of us, the DOJ will only approve the Sprint T-Mobile merger if there's no actual market consolidation.

Gogo wants to bring 5G to airplanes and when will an e-sports stadium be coming to your

town?

Here's what you missed today in the world of tech.

Microsoft is bringing its Xbox Game Pass subscription service to Windows 10 PCs

with a curated library of more than 100 titles from big name developers including

Bethesda, Sega, and Deep Silver. Exclusive games will be made available

through the pass on the same day as wide release.

Quoting in gadget. The new game pass sounds in short just like the console equivalent

that launched in June 2017.

It's not clear though how much the PC service will cost

and if you'll need separate subscriptions

for both platforms.

Microsoft says it will be quote sharing more at E3 including when and how you'll experience the new

Xbox Game Pass service for PC gamers so stay tuned.

But that's not all.

Microsoft has announced its intention to release more PC games on

Steam and other digital storefronts at launch. In a blog post, Phil Spencer, head of Xbox, confirmed that Gears 5 and Age of

Empires 1, 2, and 3 definitive editions will be coming to Valve's marketplace.

They will build on the 20 or so Microsoft made games that are already

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