If you're playing Minecraft multiplayer on the Switch then, you wouldn't need an Xbox Live Gold membership, but you would need a Nintendo Online membership.ĭepending on which platform you (or perhaps the younger players in your household) mainly play your Xbox titles on, and your proclivity for multiplayer gaming, you may find the free Xbox Live service is all that's needed.Īs of the furore last weekend, free-to-play games on the family of Xbox consoles are exactly that you no longer need an Xbox Live Gold membership (which is long overdue) giving you free access to over 80 Xbox free-to-play games.
What you do need to bear in mind though, is that to play online, you'll need to check the boxes for your platform of choice. That's down to each platform dictating its own online play requirements that you'll need to adhere to. If you want to play Minecraft multiplayer on any of those other devices, for example all you need to do is sign in to your Xbox Live account, and you're good to go there's no Xbox Live Gold membership needed. However, Xbox Live is cross platform, allowing you to play Xbox titles on other platforms, like Nintendo Switch, Android, iOS, and Windows 10.
If you plan on playing multiplayer games on your Xbox console, then you most definitely need an upgrade to Xbox Live Gold. With Xbox Live, you can download games, apps, music, films, TV shows, and anything else that's available that takes your fancy.
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