Project xCloud was the name of our public technology preview for cloud gaming that began in September 2019. After gathering feedback from players from around the world during the preview, we built the technology into Xbox Game Pass Ultimate so you can play over 100 Xbox console games on the devices you already have, directly from the cloud. In order to play xCloud games, players will need to have a device running Android 6.0 or later. The service also works with a variety of controllers, including Microsoft’s Xbox One controller.

Microsoft has finally made its xCloud game streaming service widely available on PCs, Macs, and iOS devices.

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According to a blog post from the gaming giant, xCloud will now be widely available to all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members using Windows 10 PCs, macOS computers, or iOS devices such as iPhones and iPads. On PC, you’ll be able to access it through Edge or Google Chrome, while macOS and iOS users will need to use Safari. You’ll also be able to play with Bluetooth or wired controllers for both older operating systems, with iPhones and iPads using their own touch controls or third-party controllers.

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The launch comes shortly after the service entered an invite-only beta test in April, and also comes with a welcome performance upgrade: powered by custom Xbox Series X hardware, xCloud will now support Supports 1080p streaming up to 60 fps with sufficient internet connection speed. There are currently over 100 games to choose from, including Loss, Riders and MLB The Show 21.

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For those who want to learn more about xCloud, you can go to Microsoft’s website.

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