Xbox Cloud Gaming News
Xbox Cloud Gaming (sometimes termed Xcloud) is a cloud gaming service offered by Microsoft to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers. Xbox Cloud Gaming currently has over 400 games to play, all of which are currently available at no extra cost as part of the subscription.
Xbox Cloud Gaming also gives subscribers access to the full suite of Xbox platform features – for example Xbox achievements, friends lists, parties and chats. No console required.
Details on Xbox Cloud Gaming
- Price: Included in Xbox Game Pass Ultimate ($19.99 a month)
- Device Availability: PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Android, iOS, Web Browser, SmartTV (Samsung Tizen, Amazon Fire TV)
- Supported Regions: US, Canada, Mexico, UK, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland
- Max Fidelity: 1080p x 60 FPS
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Xbox Cloud Gaming News
Below you can find all the latest news stories and articles related to Xbox Cloud Gaming.
Xbox Cloud Gaming Coming to Meta Quest VR
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Cloud Gaming Focused Chromebooks are on the Way
While Google may be winding down its own stand alone platform, Stadia, that doesn’t mean it thinks cloud gaming has no future. In addition to offering its infrastructure (Immersive Stream) to partners (*cough* Ubisoft *cough*), the company has many more successful products (Chrome, Chrome OS, Android TV, Android) that can both benefit from other cloud […]
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Did Phil Spencer Just Tease The New Xbox Streaming Stick?
Eagle eyed folks on twitter (@Nibellion) noticed the following new (smaller than a controller) device on Phil Spencer’s shelf in his latest twitter post. The Xbox team mentioned that such a device was on its way over a year ago (all the way back at E3 2021). Back in May of this year, Microsoft confirmed […]
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