The Cloud Gaming beta is available in the Xbox app if you're an Xbox Insider member and have a Game Pass Ultimate subscription. You also have to live in one of the 22 countries that the streaming ...

Cloud streaming is key to Microsoft's growth plan for Game Pass, both on and off PCs. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

Indeed, this is still cloud gaming and comes with all the expected limitations therein. If your home Wi-Fi isn't good enough for Xbox Game Pass on your phone, it probably won't be good enough for ...

The Xbox Cloud Gaming beta supports devices running the latest version of Android, iOS/iPadOS, macOS, or Windows 10. Microsoft also plans to bring cloud streaming to Xbox One models in the future ...

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is currently limited to 720p for streaming to mobile devices, but we've seen evidence that it's about to get bumped up to 1080p. Here's what you need to know.

In April, Microsoft rolled out a limited beta of its Xbox Cloud Gaming (Project xCloud) streaming service for Windows 10 PCs and Apple devices. However, this early beta required users to game ...

Microsoft's game streaming service doesn't actually use server blades or Azure. Instead, xCloud uses literal Xbox Series X hardware to power the service.

The streaming expansion was originally announced in 2020 under the code name Project Lapland. Microsoft's vision was to enable Xbox owners to stream their entire game libraries via the cloud.

Additionally, Xbox has revealed that it’s working on its own streaming devices to plug into a TV or monitor and access Cloud Gaming. Once again, specific details weren’t confirmed, but this also lines ...

Xbox Game Pass is coming to more platforms, and the service’s cloud gaming feature is finally exiting beta. In addition, Microsoft is testing the Xbox streaming app on iOS devices, and working ...

A service that allows you to play Xbox games with cloud streaming, which Microsoft has been testing under the name 'Project xCloud ', changed the service name to 'Xbox Cloud Gaming ' on April 20 ...

However, an update to the Xbox app for Windows 10 and the forthcoming Windows 11 makes it even easier to stream the games, with the ‘cloud gaming’ option now appearing within the app itself.