Paramount+ has announced a partnership with Microsoft to bring Paramount+ to Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S across several international markets.

Xbox owners in the UK, Australia, Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Latin America (including Brazil) and Switzerland can now access the SVoD service  via their Xbox consoles to stream a catalgoue of blockbuster movie, new originals and exclusive series, hit shows and kids favourites.

Angela Heckman, Senior Vice President of International Streaming Distribution and Business Development at Paramount, commented: “Our goal is to make Paramount+’s popular content, characters and franchises available to an expanded audience. This partnership with Microsoft is another testament of our commitment to scale innovative global partnerships to maximise reach”

Paramount+’s original slate includes Tulsa King, Halo (pictured) and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds; content from Paramount’s vast library, like CBS TV shows CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and NCIS; animated favourites, such as Nickelodeon’s SpongeBob SquarePants and Comedy Central’s South Park; MTV’s young-adult series and iconic music shows, and more. 

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