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According to a new report, Project XCloud could offer PC games similar to GeForce Now when it exit on the platform this year. Project XCloud is Microsoft s cloud game service, which is currently running a public overview of Android and iOS devices, although with certain restrictions, with Xbox One titles. The public overview will be extended to the PC in 2020 and, on the basis of the information collected by Brad Sams, a reliable insider, it could allow players to broadcast PC games already in their library on Android, iOS and Windows devices. This would allow users to play more easily at demanding PC games on low specification laptop configurations, or have these titles available on their smartphones. The functionality would be announced soon, perhaps even before the E3 2020 in June, and could put Microsoft in competition not only with Google Stadia, which requires buying autonomous copies of the games that players want, but also with GeForce Now Nvidia. GeForce Now allows you to...

The integration with Game Pass and Dualshock 4 support was also confirmed. Microsoft's Cloud Streaming Service Project Xcloud is growing. The company announced that the preview currently free is supported 50 games, including forza horizon 4, bloodstained: ritual of the night, Halo Wars 2 and much more (see the full list here). It was also confirmed that Xcloud is started for PC sometime in 2020. Other interesting new details include the support of DualShock 4 controllers, so PS4 players have the opportunity to try the service. The plan for Xcloud is to integrate it into Xbox Game Pass. The pricing must be discussed, but there is still time. The public preview of Project Xcloud started in October and offered only five games at this time ( halo 5: Guardian, gear 5, the sea of ​​the thieves and _killerinsinkt ). It is a good sign to see how the service is so widely expanded in terms of game selection. It should also be a somewhat worrying sign for Google Stadia, which will start ...