After years of teasing the feature, the initial wave of this update brings 50 titles to Xbox.com/play and compatible devices, marking a significant step forward for the platform. This update mirrors services like NVIDIA GeForce Now, enhancing accessibility and giving players more flexibility to enjoy their favorite titles without needing powerful hardware. The update supports various platforms, including web browsers, Meta Quest VR headsets, Amazon Fire Stick, and select Samsung TVs. The company announced that its Xbox Cloud Gaming apps on Android will no longer receive updates. Currently, the cloud gaming experience is available through browsers at Xbox.com/play. With further updates and device support on the horizon, the future looks promising for Xbox Cloud Gaming and its growing library of buy-to-own titles. Compared to its predecessor, it packs a new design and updated features like support for 4K Ultra HD content, 4K Ultra HD Bluray, and HDR technologies for gaming and video playback. Read more in our articles including "Xbox Cloud Gaming Launches 'Stream Your Own Game' Feature with 50 Titles Available" and "Xbox One S 2TB now available at DataBlitz".
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Mar 18, 2022After years of teasing the feature, the initial wave of this update brings 50 titles to Xbox.com/play and compatible devices, marking a significant step forward for the platform. This update mirrors services like NVIDIA GeForce Now, enhancing accessibility and giving players more flexibility to enjoy their favorite titles without needing powerful hardware.
The update supports various platforms, including web browsers, Meta Quest VR headsets, Amazon Fire Stick, and select Samsung TVs. The company announced that its Xbox Cloud Gaming apps on Android will no longer receive updates. Currently, the cloud gaming experience is available through browsers at Xbox.com/play.
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