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Xbox Cloud Gaming Beta released to Windows 10, iPhone, iPad Chris Burns - Apr 19, 2021, 9:30am CDT This week Microsoft’s bringing Xbox Cloud Gaming to a variety of machines in a limited Beta. Information comes from Catherine Gluckstein, VP and Head of Product, Cloud Gaming at Microsoft, who announced this new limited beta release. According to Gluckstein, there’ll be a limited beta in Chrome and Edge browsers, to start – so it’ll roll with as wide a variety of devices as possible right from the get-go. Both Chrome and Edge browsers for Windows 10 PCs as well as “the Safari browser for Apple Mobile phones and tablets” will gain access to this new Xbox Cloud Gaming limited beta this week. The session will begin on Tuesday, the 20th of April, 2021. If you’d like to take a peek, head over to xbox dot com slash play. This limited beta will NOT be open to all – but it isn’t a “closed” beta as such.
USA TODAY Microsoft is expanding access to its Xbox Cloud Gaming service Tuesday to Windows PCs and Apple iPhones and iPads. As part of the limited beta test, some Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members will get invites to play cloud games via Chrome and Edge browsers for Windows 10 PCs and the Safari browser on Apple devices starting Tuesday. Microsoft has been testing its service, announced more than two years ago, on Xbox consoles, PCs and Android devices. The Xbox Cloud Gaming has more than 100 games available, including Halo, Grand Theft Auto V and Fallout 4. Invites to test the service will go out to players in 22 countries. Our plan is to iterate quickly and open up to all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members in the coming months so more people have the opportunity to play Xbox in all-new ways, said Catherine Gluckstein, Microsoft s vice president and head of product at Project xCloud, said in a blog post.
Play xCloud games via Safari with a controller Microsoft previously tested xCloud on iOS as an app, but had to cancel the project due to Apple s App Store guidelines. Once the new service exits beta testing, users will be able to play Xbox games via Safari rather than a dedicated streaming app. The xCloud service will be available on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS via a web browser like Safari. The service will only be available as a closed beta to start, with Microsoft expanding availability as time goes on. According to The Verge, Xbox Ultimate members with a current membership can be invited to join the beta, and Xbox says it will expand the beta to all Ultimate members in the coming months.
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Picked by Techconnect s Editors If you’ve been unable to secure a graphics card in these trying times, you’re about to gain another gaming alternative. Microsoft’s Xbox Cloud Gaming service will land on PCs, iPads, and iPhones in limited form on April 20, expanding beyond its initial Android-only offering for phones, tablets, and even Chromebooks. “Starting tomorrow, we’ll begin sending out invites to select Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members to start testing the Xbox Cloud Gaming limited beta for Windows 10 PCs and Apple phones and tablets via web browsers,” Microsoft’s Catherine Gluckstein said in the announcement. “We’re launching xbox.com/play where invitees can play over 100 Xbox Game Pass titles through Edge, Google Chrome, or Safari…
AAPL) - Get Report and Windows 10 PC web browsers. The service will enable gamers to play 100 Xbox Game Pass titles on browsers instead of using videogame consoles, providing easy access to gaming irrespective of location and device, the National Post reported. Compatible web browsers include Microsoft Edge, Google ( The cloud aspect lets users stream games without having to download them, provided their internet connections are fast enough, CNBC reports. The service will be available in 22 countries. Microsoft says it has plans to continue its rollout and invite new users. Users will need a Bluetooth or USB controller for most games. Some games may have touch controls.
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Over at Microsoft on the Xbox Wire, Vice President & Head of Product, Project xCloud, Catherine Gluckstein, announced that starting tomorrow invites will be sent out to select Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members in order to test the Xbox Cloud Gaming limited beta for Apple phones and tablets via web browsers and Windows 10 PC. Players who receive invites will be able to play over 100 Xbox Game Pass titles through various web browsers, including Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and Safari. The initiative supports 22 countries and the limited beta will be utilized to learn, evaluate feedback, improve the overall experience, and add support for more device. The goal is to take the feedback and implement it so that all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members will be able to play through the cloud based service in the coming months.