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Xbox Cloud Gaming

Xbox Cloud Gaming confirmed for Xbox consoles – here’s why it makes sense

Posted on August 24, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Microsoft has announced its Xbox Cloud Gaming platform (aka xCloud) is coming to Xbox consoles later this year, which is great news for gamers with limited hard-drive space.

Until now, the cloud technology has been geared towards helping users experience high-end gaming experiences beyond the powerful Xbox consoles, as back-end server hardware does all of the heavy lifting.

That’ll change “this holiday season” (apologies for the Americanism), when Microsoft updates the Xbox dashboard on Series X/S and the Xbox One console.
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