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1. CONNECT XBOX ONE CONTROLLER TO MAC FOR PROJECTSTREAM FULL
2. CONNECT XBOX ONE CONTROLLER TO MAC FOR PROJECTSTREAM PLUS

I’m not the biggest fan of PS Now as it exists.

CONNECT XBOX ONE CONTROLLER TO MAC FOR PROJECTSTREAM FULL

"It’s a very interesting proposition-the full Xbox library, playable on any device via streaming, allowing you the ability to take your games with you and play anywhere." The only issue is, they seem to be, curiously enough, neglecting mention of Sony and PS Now entirely. There’s just one problem: Sony may have beaten them to the punch already.Ī lot of analyses and opinion pieces on xCloud and what it could mean for the future of gaming have been written over the last week, with a great many of them actually taking the chance to put xCloud against Google’s Project Stream, and how the two may end up initiating a fresh round of platform wars in an altogether new sphere.

CONNECT XBOX ONE CONTROLLER TO MAC FOR PROJECTSTREAM PLUS

Given the expertise the company has in the cloud market thanks to Azure (where they’re the number two player globally), plus the sheer amount of infrastructure they have in place around the world, and the dissemination of Microsoft services and products across all forms of modern computing, they may actually be primed to move into what could very well be the future of gaming, a future beyond gaming consoles, and one that allows the medium to grow far beyond where it is at currently. Microsoft is even prepared for the traditional allegations of latency and lag that arise every time game streaming is brought up, spending a not inordinate amount of time in the reveal to talk about their global datacenters and servers that will allow them to counter that very problem.Īnd you know what, Microsoft is probably right.

It’s a very interesting proposition-the full Xbox library, playable on any device via streaming, allowing you the ability to take your games with you and play anywhere. Microsoft finally gave name and a form to its game streaming ambitions, something it had originally alluded to earlier this year at E3, earlier this week when it unveiled xCloud.