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Microsoft opens Xbox-to-Windows game streaming up to everyone

Microsoft opens Xbox-to-Windows game streaming up to everyone

Posted on July 18, 2015August 22, 2019 By Jarvis

Microsoft’s removed the Xbox-to-PC game-streaming restrictions and now anyone with Redmond’s latest console and Windows 10 can play Sunset Overdrive or attempt to jump into a few online Halo: The Master Chief Collection matches on their device. More than that, some pretty big new features are hitting the Windows 10 Xbox app including party chat and tweaks to how screenshots and video clips are shared via the Game DVR.
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