Registering does not guarantee you entrance in the Preview. Invites may be sent out up to several months after registration. For system requirements and to sign up for a chance to join the Preview see /gamestreaming. Access to games in Project xCloud (Preview) ends when the Preview ends. Initially a limited number of games will be available, with more to come over time. Project xCloud (Preview): Project xCloud (Preview) is invite-only. Use an Xbox Wireless Controller with Bluetooth optionally, clip it to your phone (clip sold separately).īoth Previews require this Xbox Game Streaming app, a supported Android phone or tablet (mobile data charges may apply), supported controller with Bluetooth, a Microsoft Account with Xbox profile and high-speed Internet (ISP fees may apply).
Your feedback in this test will help shape the future of game streaming with Xbox. Or, stream Xbox One games installed on your console with the Xbox Console Streaming (Preview).
Enjoy console-quality games like Gears 5 and Sea of Thieves directly from the cloud with Project xCloud (Preview). We'll keep you posted as soon as we know more about when it'll be available for public testing.Play Xbox games on your Android phone or tablet with the Xbox Game Streaming app. It'll be interesting what new features the Xbox Series X upgrade brings to Project xCloud. processor is far more powerful and capable of running four Xbox One S game sessions simultaneously on a single chip. Microsoft is now working to eventually transition these xCloud servers to the Xbox Series X processor. There are a variety of games available to Microsoft employees to test, but the app is currently limited to 720p streams for now. The PC app will also support streaming games from an Xbox One console locally or remotely. The app requires a Bluetooth Xbox One controller, a Microsoft account, and a good internet connection. The software giant is making the preview version available to all Microsoft employees, and The Verge has been able to obtain exclusive screenshots. Microsoft has started testing its Project xCloud game streaming service for Windows 10. The outlet said the following about the program.
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