Xbox Project xCloud picks up three new titles from Electronic Arts, now available via the Android preview
Microsoft says it isn't planning to broadly support Nintendo Switch, but why not? It definitely should. Let us count the reasons why.
While this may never be an actual product, it's a tantalizing showcase that Microsoft is at least exploring ways to improve Xbox gaming on mobile devices.
Today, The Verge managed to get a hold of screenshots of the Project xCloud game streaming app for Windows 10 PCs. It looks almost identical to the Android experience and even has similar loading animations.
During Microsoft's Game Stack developer blogs today, new updates for Project xCloud were detailed. These include adjustments for text size,
Samsung's short-lived experimental PC-to-phone gaming streaming service, PlayGalaxy, will be calling it quits in just over a week. Replacing it is the new partnership with Microsoft's Xbox xCloud.
The coronavirus is leading people to stay home, and it seems some gaming services aren't prepared for the sudden increase in player volume.
These Xbox One controller mounts strap your phone in for easy mobile gaming – perfect for ongoing Project xCloud game streaming trials.
Anyone looking forward to the Bleeding Edge closed beta today can also play it through Project xCloud on Android. The beta will run through
Today, Microsoft revealed what's coming to Project xCloud soon. Aside from Yakuza 0 joining the service, Ninja Theory and Rare are working on touch controls for games like Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice and Sea of Thieves.
A few days ago, Microsoft confirmed that Project xCloud was coming to Windows 10. Well, it looks like Xbox head Phil Spencer is testing out the app at the moment.
A new update is rolling out to the preview of Project xCloud that makes it easier to discover new games you might enjoy.
The company keeps on adding amazing games to the preview and today is no different. A Plague Tale: Innocence, Journey to the Savage Planet, and more are now available on Project xCloud on Android devices.
At Samsung's 2020 Unpacked event, the Korean tech giant announced a partnership with Xbox. Details are scant, but what could it mean for the future of Microsoft's gaming platform?
A recent patent filing shows Microsoft is at least thinking about game controller attachments for the Surface Neo.
I've been waiting for what feels like forever to get my hands on Xbox Project xCloud for iPad, and it's finally here. So far, it's a solid start, but there's so much room to grow.
Microsoft takes Xbox on-the-go with Project xCloud, its upcoming game-streaming service. Here's what you need to know so far about ongoing public tests, under the Project xCloud Preview.
Project xCloud is now available for iOS users in the U.S, UK and Canada with a limited test that is starting today. The only game in this limited test is Halo: The Master Chief Collection.
Mobile phone screens are a touch on the small side for capable Project xCloud streaming. Thankfully, there are many options on the market for larger tablets that can take your portable Xbox gaming to the next level.
Microsoft is always experimenting with new ideas and recently, we learned of something quite radical PlayFab is doing.