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There’s no Xbox Project xCloud game streaming for iPhone: Here’s why

There’s no Xbox Project xCloud game streaming for iPhone: Here’s why

Posted on August 7, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Project xCloud support may be launching next month, but iPhone and iPad owners shouldn’t expect to play the streaming games on their devices any time soon, a new explanation from Apple has made clear. Microsoft’s new cloud-based gaming service combines Xbox Game Pass with Project xCloud, giving access to over 100 titles on smartphones and tablets for a $14.99 monthly fee.

It was one of Samsung’s big collaboration announcements during this week’s Galaxy Note 20 unveil, and will take on Google’s Stadia on Android phones in September 15. Problem is, Apple devices are left out in the cold.
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