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Project xCloud Hands-on: Is Xbox Streaming the Future of Games?

Project xCloud: All the latest on Microsoft’s cloud streaming service

Posted on April 8, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Many believe that streaming is the future of gaming. Google Stadia and GeForce Now are some of the early players in the battleground, having recently been joined by Microsoft’s Project xCloud, a new service set to accompany its next-gen machine – Xbox Series X.

It’s now playable across a range of devices with dozens of games as part of the public trial. So if you fancy trying out the new technology, it’s easier than you might think. We have compiled all the latest Project xCloud news, release date, specs and more.
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