Still, this Xbox Cloud Gaming expansion to personal game libraries should definitely contribute to making the Xbox ecosystem more attractive, especially with Microsoft being committed to bringing its game streaming service to as many platforms as possible.
The perspective of being able to play your personal Xbox game collection on any device thanks to Xbox Cloud Gaming is certainly an exciting one, though Microsoft made it clear today that not all games will be supported, and you’ll also need an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription to enjoy this new capability. In the past couple of years, the Xbox team also faced licensing and legal constraints to bring more Xbox 360 and Original Xbox games to the backward compatibility library on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S consoles. It’s not exactly clear what happened in this two years interval, though Microsoft likely had to deal with the complexities of licensing games for Xbox Cloud Gaming. “In 2020 we will enable gamers to stream from the cloud Xbox games that they already own or will purchase,” the exec said at the time “Later this year, it’s our intent to roll out the ability for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members to play, from the cloud, select games they already own or have purchased outside the Xbox Game Pass library,” the Xbox team said today.Īs you remember, this is actually something that Kareem Choudhry, Corporate Vice President, CVP of Cloud Gaming at Microsoft announced back in November 2019 as being in the Xbox team’s 2020 roadmap. Microsoft said that this new capability will be available later this year, though it won’t initially support the full Xbox game library. Microsoft announced today that its Xbox Cloud Gaming platform will soon allow Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members to play the game they own on any device.
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