Xbox recently announced that it's introducing two new ways to use its Cloud gaming service. From November, Xbox users will be able to access Cloud gaming without a controller, and those with one of Xbox's new Nano controllers will be able to connect their accessory directly to their Cloud gaming session via Wi-Fi.
Following a year-long testing period, Xbox's Cloud gaming service officially launched in September 2020, initially coming as part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate package. In its original form, Xbox Cloud gaming let Game Pass Ultimate subscribers play select titles from the Game Pass library via the Cloud, often eliminating the need to download the game and allowing players to access their Xbox games on mobile devices, PC, and other secondary platforms.
Star Wars: KOTOR has received an unexpected Xbox update after 23 years, giving longtime fans a new reason to revisit BioWare's classic RPG.
Announced earlier this month, Xbox is currently testing two new ways to access and play games via the Cloud. The first of these new methods sees players using Xbox Cloud gaming on their Smart TV via a supported Android or iOS phone, with the mobile device replacing the need for...
