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Microsoft is also adding touch controls for some games, such as Minecraft Dungeons, to let consumers play whenever they feel the need.
Read More »Goodbye xCloud, hello cloud gaming in Xbox Game Pass – so can the technology finally deliver growth?
Project xCloud to join Xbox Game Pass Ultimate in September
"So when Halo Infinite launches, you and your friends can play together and immerse yourselves in the Halo universe as Master Chief—anywhere you go and across devices."
Read More »Microsoft introduces lockdown-friendly version of Project xCloud for developers
Microsoft has made changes to Project xCloud to accommodate developers who are still unable to return to their offices
Read More »Google Stadia: Can Google overcome its rocky beginnings?
The pressure on Google is to turn short-term disappointment into long-term success – we try out the service and store pre-launch
Read More »X019 Project xCloud interview: How the service is expanding today and what it means for gaming tomorrow
xCloud executives Kareem Choudhry and Catherine Gluckstein discuss with us the latest announcements for the fledgling cloud streaming service
Read More »Microsoft launches public preview of Project xCloud
The preview is intended to test the technology of Microsoft’s cloud gaming service, and is currently available in just a few select regions - the US, the UK and South Korea.
Read More »Vodafone UK partners with Microsoft to stream Xbox games using xCloud
"Join us on our journey as we begin to roll out initial tests"
Read More »Project xCloud: Stream from the cloud or from your own Xbox – launches October 2019
“Where you play is now entirely your choice, you decide.”
Read More »Microsoft updates standard Xbox Dev Kit to support streaming and Project xCloud
1900+ games are currently in development for Xbox One
Read More »Stadia: is cloud gaming finally ready for take off?
The death of consoles! The next billion gamers! The Netflix of games! Cloud-based gaming has all the hype. With Google finally showing (most) of its hand at GDC, we talk to critics, supporters, analysts and those working in the still-fledgling sector about its potential
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