Xbox Cloud Gaming comes to millions of players in Brazil via LG TVs and Amazon Fire TV — no price-inflated console required

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Xbox Cloud Gaming expands in Brazil with support for LG Smart TVs and Amazon Fire TV devices, allowing players to enjoy Game Pass titles without a console.

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Xbox Cloud Gaming is Microsoft’s cloud-streaming service, allowing players to stream from a large library of Game Pass titles or a select number of games they own digitally. It lets users access their games across phones, PCs, tablets, streaming sticks, and more, and the service is available to all tiers of Game Pass, including Ultimate, Premium, and Essential.

Xbox Cloud Gaming offers a large library of games without needing to download or install them to your device. It lets players access games across multiple devices, giving flexibility on how and where they play, as long as the internet connection is strong enough.

What does Xbox Cloud Gaming offer?

With support for Bluetooth game controllers, including Xbox controllers and PlayStation’s DualSense, players can make the most of select LG Smart TVs and use Xbox Cloud Gaming directly on the television.

To use the Xbox app on LG Smart TVs, you will need webOS 24 or above, which includes some 2022 OLED models and 2023 models that received a firmware update.

Players in Brazil can also use the Xbox app on an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K or another compatible Fire TV device. Both LG TVs and Fire TV devices only require a Bluetooth controller to start playing, and you can find the full list of compatible devices here.

A future without consoles?

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This rollout gives players in Brazil more freedom to jump into games without needing extra hardware, and it shows how Xbox is continuing to push cloud access on everyday devices.

Being able to play through a TV or streaming stick keeps things simple, and it highlights how Xbox is focusing on convenience rather than relying only on traditional consoles.

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Adam Hales
Adam Hales
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Adam is a Psychology Master’s graduate passionate about gaming, community building, and digital engagement. A lifelong Xbox fan since 2001, he started with Halo: Combat Evolved and remains an avid achievement hunter. Over the years, he has engaged with several Discord communities, helping them get established and grow. Gaming has always been more than a hobby for Adam—it’s where he’s met many friends, taken on new challenges, and connected with communities that share his passion.

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