
The service is currently up and running at Microsoft on a 4G network (at 10 megabits per second) and will work with 5G, and players can either control games pairing their Xbox controller via Bluetooth or use a "game-specific touch input overlay," according to Microsoft's announcement blog.
The service is compatible with "existing and future Xbox games," but it's unknown which games will work with xCloud. Thoughts ? Could this be the future of video games ?
UPDATE 6/9/19 - During Microsoft's E3 presentation, It was revealed that Project xCloud will be made available in October . The new platform feature, turns your Xbox One into your own personal Xbox server for free. You can play your games wherever you go.
UPDATE 6/9/19 - During Microsoft's E3 presentation, It was revealed that Project xCloud will be made available in October . The new platform feature, turns your Xbox One into your own personal Xbox server for free. You can play your games wherever you go.
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