Cloud gaming services are seen as the technology of the future and many companies are already investing in it. One of the companies that invested in this technology in our country, with which we got closer with GeForce Now, is Microsoft. The company, which is already on the field with the Xbox console, was also in cloud gaming competition with Xbox Cloud Gaming. Finally, our wait is over and the service has been released for Xbox consoles.
Xbox Cloud Gaming released for Xbox consoles
We can say that the service, which has been tested for PC so far, has now reached a good stage. In fact, only Cloud-only games have started to be offered within the Xbox Game Pass. We can describe the coming of the ever-evolving service to Xbox consoles as a great development. Although the new generation consoles are high-level in terms of performance, they can cause some undesirable situations due to their nature. With Cloud Gaming, some boundaries are removed and better quality games can be played on less powerful consoles such as the Xbox One.
While the new generation consoles can open every game at high frame rates, it may be a little pointless for the cloud service to come to these consoles. Although the main purpose of this service coming to consoles is to enable us to play games without downloading, this service requires a good internet connection. A better solution is for a player with a good internet connection to download the game instead of connecting to the cloud. However, in this period when the space occupied by the games can reach up to 200 GB, sometimes Xbox Cloud Gaming can be the solution sought.
Xbox has had a great week this week.
This week, Xbox was the company that brought the most news to our headlines in the gaming world. New games have been added to Game Pass this week, and more games have added FPS Boost support. Along with these, we have heard statements about The Elder Scrolls VI and other Xbox Exclusive games.
Xbox Game Studios, the game development arm of Xbox, has managed to win the hearts of those looking for a free FPS game by publishing the Halo Infinite game. When we looked at the data of November 16, one day after the game was released, we saw that Halo Infinite managed to reach high instant player numbers.
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