Microsoft To Begin Rolling Out Xbox Cloud Gaming on Xbox One and Series X/S Consoles
Available to those with Game Pass Ultimate.
Microsoft officially announced that it will begin rolling out Xbox Cloud Gaming on its Xbox One or Xbox Series X/S consoles.
This future is currently applicable for those who have a Game Pass Ultimate subscription but only in 25 select regions. According to Microsoft, it will be coming to Brazil next but, the feature will be rolled out first “with our November release to a subset of Xbox gamers” and to everyone in other supporting markets “over the coming weeks.” With Cloud gaming coming to Xbox consoles, gamers will have the opportunity to demo games available on the Game Pass without having to fully download them. Additionally, when receiving a multiplayer invite, Xbox Cloud Gaming allows the game to stream.
Xbox One users will be able to play next-generation games on the console, meaning that they will have a chance to play games like Recompile, The Medium and The Riftbreaker, originally only playable on the Xbox Series X/S. Microsoft also announced that it will included more next generation games such as the Microsoft Flight Simulator by early 2022.
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