Xbox and Amazon have partnered to make Xbox Cloud Gaming available through select Fire TV devices.
Xbox announced earlier today, “Today, we’re announcing a collaboration with Amazon where Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members in over 25 countries can play games directly from the Xbox app on select Fire TV devices via cloud gaming, giving people even more choices in how they play their favorite games.”
The company calls this latest cloud-based initiative “a great, low-cost, convenient and portable option” for players, with no console required to access the games. Starfield And Fallout 4 on TV.
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The team added that those interested will need a Fire TV Stick, a Bluetooth-enabled wireless controller, and an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription to “get instant access to hundreds of great games.”
Here are the details on how to set it up Xbox Wire,
- Simply install and launch the Xbox app from your Fire TV device.
- Sign in with your Microsoft account to play. If you’re a member of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, you’ll get instant access to hundreds of cloud-enabled games.
- Not a member? No problem! You can join Xbox Game Pass Ultimate one low monthly priceOr check out Fortnite without a subscription.
- Connect a Bluetooth-enabled wireless controller. Controllers such as the Xbox Wireless Controller, Xbox Adaptive Controller, PlayStation DualSense, or DualShock 4 controller are all compatible.
- start playing!
“For the past several years, we’ve been working to bring cloud gaming to more and more devices and more people around the world. We’re excited to add Fire TV to our growing family of cloud gaming devices and look forward to welcoming new players to this experience,” Xbox wrote.
“This increased availability and flexibility is a perfect starting point for those who want to discover why there’s so much buzz about cloud gaming,” Amazon Added to my own post.
In the news last night we got a closer look at what Xbox’s ill-fated cloud gaming console could be like, as it revealed a new cloud gaming console is included. Newly-published patents,
