"Game Pass Core and Standard subscribers can stream cloud-playable games from two categories. This includes games supported in their subscription or select cloud-enabled games they own. The biggest perk of Cloud Gaming is it's supported on a whole mess of devices. In addition to Xbox consoles and PCs, it's also available on mobile, smart TVs, Amazon Fire TV devices, Meta Quest headsets and anything else with a web browser."
"The move is the latest evidence of Microsoft's shift to a more device-agnostic gaming strategy. It's now more about selling Game Pass subscriptions than fighting a losing hardware battle with Sony. And Microsoft views cloud gaming as playing a pivotal role in that trajectory. In the past year, it rolled out the ability to stream Xbox games you already own. In July, it expanded that to include PC games and made your recently played games f ollow you across devices."
Game Pass Core and Standard subscribers can now access Xbox Cloud Gaming, which remains in beta and requires a free sign-up as an Xbox Insider. Subscribers can stream cloud-playable titles included in their subscription or select cloud-enabled games they own. Cloud Gaming supports many devices, including Xbox consoles, PCs, mobile devices, smart TVs, Amazon Fire TV, Meta Quest headsets and web browsers. Microsoft is pursuing a device-agnostic strategy focused on Game Pass subscriptions and considers cloud gaming pivotal. Microsoft added streaming of owned Xbox titles, expanded to PC games, and made recently played games follow across devices. Microsoft partnered with ASUS on the ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X, arriving October 16 with pricing unknown.
Read at Engadget
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