TL;DR: Microsoft now allows Xbox Insiders and Game Pass Ultimate PC subscribers to stream select console-only games via Xbox Cloud Gaming, expanding access to over 250 titles without installation.

Xbox Insiders can now stream Xbox games to their PCs via cloud, bypassing the need for local installations. The list of supported games includes major titles like Cyberpunk 2077, Hogwarts Legacy, and ...

Microsoft has rolled out the latest expansion of its "Stream your own game" feature allowing Xbox Insiders to stream their Xbox games on PC. While it's already possible to stream games from the Xbox ...

Xbox's June update is here, and a new feature for Insiders on the Xbox PC app allows them to have one "aggregated game library" through the Xbox app. What that means is that the Xbox PC app can now ...

Xbox's "Stream your own game" feature continues to expand. You can now use your PC to play supported games you own on Xbox. (The games stream from the cloud, not your console.) You'll need to be an ...

Xbox Cloud Gaming is now available in India for Game Pass subscribers, allowing gameplay on multiple devices. Microsoft Game ...

Microsoft brings its cloud-powered gaming service to India, expanding access to Xbox titles across devices without the need ...

Microsoft has officially launched Xbox Cloud Gaming in India. Users can now play console and PC games via the cloud on any ...

Microsoft has officially launched Xbox Cloud Gaming in India. Game Pass subscribers can now play AAA games on any device, including their smartphones and smart TVs.

Xbox itself has made a big deal out of its "Play Anywhere" initiative, and in my experience, it's become one of the best conveniences of playing games across its ecosystem. All first-party Xbox games ...

A Japan-focused PlayStation presentation still brought a few games Xbox and PC owners can keep on their radar.

Yes, Silksong is on Game Pass at time of writing, and both PC and Xbox players are both capable of playing it straight away without any additional expense. However, that doesn't necessarily mean that ...