In one of its latest filings with the CMA, Microsoft highlighted its recent 10-year agreement with Nvidia to bring Xbox PC games to GeForce Now as the kind of streaming collaborations it's hoping to nurture moving forward. Regardless, Microsoft apparently remains eager to bring its streaming solution to more platforms. RELATED: Xbox Game Pass Confirms 2 More Day One Games for March 2023 As things stand in 2023, that's still not a large demographic. The on-demand, cross-platform game library with no install times boasted by Xbox Cloud Gaming does offer immense mobility, but only for those who have a lot of bandwidth and modest performance expectations. Microsoft has been touting cloud gaming as the future of gaming for years now, but its technology has yet to prove its mettle in the mainstream. The feature, formerly known as xCloud and effectively tied to Xbox Game Pass, had its last major expansion in late 2022, when select Samsung TVs started supporting Xbox Cloud Gaming.
Microsoft is possibly in discussions to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to more platforms, according to a newly surfaced industry rumor.
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