A crucial and long-awaited Xbox feature is finally going live, making the company’s console-less option more viable than ever and adding new meaning to the “Play Anywhere” mantra it's been pushing for years.
The console maker and games publisher announced Wednesday that Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can now stream select games they own from the cloud, even if those titles aren’t part of Game Pass’ library of streamable games. Players can begin streaming these games through TVs, supported web browsers, smartphones, and tablets on Nov. 20 in all 28 countries where Xbox Cloud Gaming is available. The Windows Xbox app will get support for the feature sometime in 2025, according to Xbox Wire.
