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These are the Xbox Project xCloud launch controllers

These are the Xbox Project xCloud launch controllers

Posted on August 4, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Today Microsoft announced that the Project xCloud beta will be launching as part of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate on September 15th. It sounds like Project xCloud will only be available on Android devices for the foreseeable future, which means those of you who who plan on streaming games for the service will need an Android phone or tablet and a controller to go along with it. Microsoft today detailed a number of upcoming controllers intended for Project xCloud gaming, which will all be available under the “Designed for Xbox” banner.
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