Xbox Game Streaming hands-on: turn your Xbox into a game streaming server

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Xbox Game Streaming. | Photo by Tom Warren / The Verge

Microsoft is now allowing Xbox One beta testers to stream any games from their console to an Android phone or tablet. It’s part of a new Xbox Game Streaming feature that should make its way to all Xbox One consoles soon. While this might sound like Project xCloud, Microsoft’s preview of cloud-based game streaming, it’s a separate option that’s designed to turn your own Xbox One console into a streaming server.

Microsoft has offered a similar feature to stream Xbox games to Windows 10 PCs, but it’s now extending this to Android phones. I’ve been testing Xbox Game Streaming today, and it feels like an early glimpse at the future of Microsoft’s xCloud service.

Much like xCloud, Game Streaming uses the same Android app to access your Xbox...

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source https://www.theverge.com/2019/10/30/20939712/microsoft-xbox-game-streaming-feature-console-xcloud-phone-tablet-hands-on

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