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Hands on with Microsoft's Project xCloud: Putting cellular cloud gaming to the test

Hands on with Microsoft’s Project xCloud: Putting cellular cloud gaming to the test

Posted on October 31, 2019 By Jarvis

Microsoft’s Project xCloud will never surpass a local console, or a PC. But for passing time while stuck in a hotel lobby, dentist’s office, or airport, it’s not bad.

When Microsoft began calling for people to test its Project xCloud cloud gaming service last month, I was skeptical of how it would perform over the toughest stress test you can throw at it: a cellular connection. That’s why I was surprised at how well it works.
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