Unlock the Power of Cloud Gaming: Stream Your Own Xbox Games Anywhere in November
Xbox Cloud Gaming: A New Era for Cloud-Streaming Games
Get ready for a new era in cloud-gaming, as Microsoft is gearing up to revolutionize the way we experience our favorite Xbox games. Sources close to the company reveal that the tech giant is preparing to roll out a major update to its Xbox Cloud Gaming service, which will allow users to stream thousands of games, including those not part of the existing Xbox Game Pass library.
The Xbox Cloud Gaming Expansion
As part of the long-running Project Lapland, Microsoft has been working tirelessly to perfect its Xbox Cloud Gaming servers, solidifying its position as a leader in the cloud-gaming space. The company will soon test its new cloud-gaming capabilities with Xbox Insiders in November, followed by a wider rollout to the general public.
Xbox Game Purchases on Android, Coming Soon!
But that’s not all. November will also see the launch of game purchases in the Xbox mobile app for Android users in the US. This move is thanks to a recent court ruling that forces Google to stop requiring Google Play Billing for apps on the Play Store. This means that Xbox fans will be able to purchase and download games directly from the Xbox app on their Android devices.
The Future of Gaming is Here
Xbox president Sarah Bond revealed that starting in November, players will be able to play and purchase Xbox games directly from the Xbox app on Android. With the full library of games available on Xbox Cloud Gaming, you’ll be able to purchase an Xbox game on Android and immediately stream it to your device. This is a massive step forward in the evolution of cloud-gaming and a testament to Microsoft’s commitment to revolutionizing the way we play our favorite games.
A Complicated Journey: The Making of Xbox Cloud Gaming
Originally, Project xCloud was set to launch in 2020 with game library streaming. However, Microsoft pushed back the launch date to 2022, citing the complexity of preparing for thousands of games, rather than the hundreds currently available on Xbox Game Pass. While some publishers may still hold back certain titles due to licensing requirements or deals, the future of gaming is looking brighter than ever.
The Next Step: A Browser-Based Xbox Mobile Store
As if that’s not exciting enough, Microsoft is also working on a browser-based Xbox mobile store, initially planned for a July release. The store will offer deals and in-game items, with first-party games set to follow. Testing has begun, and the company promises more updates in the future. Stay tuned for more information on this exciting development in the world of Xbox gaming.
Update (October 11th): The original Project xCloud plans have been updated to reflect the latest developments in the world of Xbox Cloud Gaming. Check back for more updates on this rapidly evolving space!
