xCloud is now available to lucky Xbox One X and One S users in many countries.
Unfortunately, in Nigeria users will still have to wait to be able to enjoy streaming games without the need for a console, but for them it is Xbox Remote Play.
The new Xbox beta app is now available on the Play Store and allows all Xbox One S and One X users to play streaming from Android devices, whether smartphones or tablets, using the console as a server. Similar to xCloud, but locally.
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How to play on Android devices with Xbox Remote Play
The requirements to play streaming on Android are those already known:
- An Android smartphone or tablet with version 6.0 or higher with Bluetooth 4.0
- An Xbox One wireless controller with Bluetooth support
- A Microsoft account with an Xbox One profile
- Internet of at least 10 Mbps download and 4.75 Mbps upload
- The Xbox beta app
We have already tested the new app and the Xbox Remote Play function, and we discovered that it still has a lot of development work to do, but it is on the right track. At the end of the day it is a beta version.
The ability to play streaming on Android devices is the main novelty of Xbox beta, but not the only one. According to Xbox , the new app was “rewritten from scratch” and makes it easier to communicate with a friend via voice and text, either from the console or PC, and it also makes it easier to share clips and screenshots on social networks.
Xbox beta with Xbox Remote Play is now available for download in Nigeria By the way, it is curious that Xbox decided to use the same name as PlayStation for its streaming game function.
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