Project xCloud

The enhancement should improve the gameplay experience on all iPhones and iPads.

The feature could arrive by June.

There are hints of an upgrade for PC remote play, too.

Microsoft plans to bring the service to more markets next year as well.

Xbox cloud gaming is coming to Australia, Japan, Brazil and Mexico.

You won't need to clip your phone to an Xbox controller to play this one on the go.

Microsoft previously said 100-plus titles would be available on day one.

Microsoft is 'committed to finding a path' for xCloud on iOS.

As with Stadia, the problem appears to be Apple's restrictive store policies.

You'll get a controller and three months of access to games via xCloud.

The xCloud rollout starts with 22 countries and more than 100 games.

The controller goes on sale on September 21st for $45.

The company is also testing servers that stream PC games.

But it's not clear exactly when, due to COVID-19.

Virtual presentations start March 16th.

The one major catch being that the preview is limited to 10,000 people.

Play games like 'Gears' or 'Tekken' in the preview starting January 29th.

That's one less lame excuse when you lose a game.

Watch out, Google Stadia.

The game-streaming service's public preview is rolling out now.