First announced years ago, the ability to begin streaming games you own on Xbox but that aren’t part of Game Pass will go into testing for insiders beginning in November. It’ll add another meaningful perk to the Netflix-like subscription program,

Microsoft first announced it would support your game library on Xbox Cloud Gaming in 2022, but it never launched that year. I understand the work has been complicated by having to

MLB: The Show 24, Sifu, Inscription and more awesome titles are part of the new additions coming to Xbox Game Pass this month.

Microsoft is testing cloud streaming for owned Xbox games in November 2024, expanding beyond Game Pass to player libraries.

Microsoft will soon begin testing an expanded version of Xbox Cloud Gaming that will support games from players' own libraries.

The feature is reportedly being referred to as “Project Lapland” and encompasses an update to the servers on which Xbox Cloud Gaming runs. For Microsoft, this likely entails assuring that their servers can handle a wide range of games,

Following up on a promise made when xCloud was first announced, Xbox might finally let you stream games you own, says a new report.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Xbox President Sarah Bond announced that players will be able to buy games from the Android app starting in November.

Microsoft has announced that it will launch an Xbox store within its Android mobile app in November. This will let users buy and play Xbox games directly on their mobile devices. This only comes because of a recent court ruling in a lawsuit between Google and Epic Games that forces Google to open up the Play Store to competition.

Xboxs cloud gaming service may soon offer players a new feature that drastically increases the number of games they can play via cloud.