Xbox Cloud Gaming now supports keyboard and mouse, giving players more precision in popular titles like Quake and FPS games. Users can easily switch between controller and keyboard/mouse modes on PCs, ...

Xbox Cloud Gaming via Game Pass Ultimate offers game streaming on various devices. Keyboard and mouse support on Xbox Cloud Gaming is in beta for select titles. Xbox Cloud Gaming is accessible on ...

If you own an Xbox, you will probably be using a controller to enjoy your favorite title. But do you know that you can also use a mouse or a keyboard for playing games on it? There are hundreds of ...

The web version of Xbox Cloud Gaming has lacked mouse and keyboard support until today. The company is enabling mouse and keyboard support in open beta. Update 5/15: Following the initial announcement ...

Mouse and keyboard fans, rejoice: Microsoft is finally rolling out support for these peripherals for Xbox Cloud Gaming, so long as you're a selected Xbox Insider. The company is rolling out mouse and ...

If you prefer to use a mouse and keyboard for games, Xbox Cloud Gaming is shaping up to be a considerable platform. The company has supported peripherals for its beta version. This means that games ...

Keyboard and mouse support looks to finally be making its way to the Xbox Cloud Gaming service. Users participating in the Xbox Insiders program will be seeing an Xbox Update Preview available in the ...

Microsoft revealed today that Xbox enthusiasts who are members of the Insider program can now begin testing out mouse and keyboard support for Xbox Cloud Gaming. In a new Xbox Wire post, Microsoft ...

It's taken much longer than expected but Microsoft is finally bringing keyboard and mouse (KBM) support to certain Xbox Cloud Gaming titles. We first heard that the company planned to do so in March ...

Razer introduced a new way to play on console with the Razer Turret for Xbox One, a wireless keyboard and mouse combo designed for Xbox One. "We're extremely proud to team up with Microsoft to bring ...

I cut the cable cord years ago, and like many people, I use my Windows PC as a media hub. It works great, but controlling the PC from the sofa has always been a pain. I’ve tried the Logitech wireless ...