Xbox Expands Cloud Gaming: Stream Your Own Games

Last week, Xbox launched a new marketing campaign titled “This Is an Xbox,” highlighting the many devices that can be used to access the Xbox platform. These include playing on a PC, Samsung Smart TVs, handhelds, mobile phones, Amazon Fire TV, and even a Meta Quest headset. Now, Xbox has introduced a new feature that allows Game Pass Ultimate members to stream select games they own through TVs and browsers on supported devices such as smartphones, PCs, and tablets. This feature is available in the 28 countries where Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta) is supported. The company plans to expand the feature to Xbox consoles and the Xbox app on Windows starting next year.

If you want to try out the feature, head to https://xbox.com/play and log into your Xbox Game Pass Ultimate account. There, you’ll find the “Stream your own game” option, and once you connect a supported controller, you can start playing. On supported TVs and VR headsets, users should download and launch the Xbox app or the Xbox Cloud Gaming app. Once signed into your account, the “Stream your own game” option will be available.

Initially, 50 games are available for streaming, and the library of cloud-playable titles will continue to grow. The full list of games is provided below, and any version of the title can be played.