Microsoft is making big moves to enhance the Xbox Cloud Gaming experience for players. Currently, gamers can only stream a limited number of games available on Game Pass, but next month, Xbox players will have the ability to stream any game they own.
This new feature has been long anticipated, and according to sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans, the company will be rolling out the ability to stream thousands of Xbox titles, not just limited to Game Pass games. This initiative, known as Project Lapland, has been in the works for some time and is finally coming to fruition.
Originally planned for Project xCloud in 2020, the feature has faced challenges in preparing the necessary infrastructure for thousands of games. Despite some publishers holding back certain titles due to licensing agreements, the ability to stream any game in the Xbox library will be available for Xbox Insider testing in November before expanding to more users and games.
In addition to this exciting news, Xbox gamers in the US will soon have the option to purchase Xbox games directly through the Xbox App on Android devices. This aligns perfectly with the upcoming expansion of Xbox Cloud Gaming streaming capabilities for mobile users.
These advancements from Microsoft are sure to revolutionize the gaming experience for Xbox players, offering more flexibility and convenience in accessing their favorite titles. The ability to stream any game from their library will open up a world of possibilities and ensure that players can enjoy their games anytime, anywhere. Stay tuned for more updates as these features are rolled out in the coming weeks.