Ian Sherr (he/him/his) grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area, so he's always had a connection to the tech world. As an editor at large at CNET, he wrote about Apple, Microsoft, VR, video games and ...

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Video game development has been widely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic this year, leaving some games delayed or put on hold. However, a report from Bloomberg reveals that some game studios have been ...

Update 11/25: A Microsoft spokesperson has issued a clarifying statement to IGN, as follows: “We’re very early in the multi-year journey for Project xCloud, which is currently in public preview. We ...

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Update: Microsoft has provided a response to CNET outlining their position, and explaining that there's currently no solution for bringing Project xCloud to iOS. "Our testing period for the Project ...

Alongside its announcement of Project Scarlett, Microsoft shared another way gamers will access Xbox content in the near future: Project xCloud. The cloud gaming platform is to rival Google Stadia, ...

Microsoft’s plan to launch its Project xCloud game streaming service on Android — but not iOS — is casting the company’s criticisms of Apple over the past few months in a new light. Microsoft ...

Microsoft on Tuesday revealed a launch date and other details about its new cloud-based gaming service. Project xCloud will debut across 22 markets (including the U.S.) on Sept. 15 for Android, ...

Microsoft’s Project xCloud, the cloud game streaming technology that was announced in 2018, will be available on Android devices on Sept. 15, Microsoft announced Tuesday. As previously announced, ...

Microsoft's xCloud game streaming appears to dip to a lower visual quality setting when running on Linux. The apparent downgrade across operating systems was noted by a Reddit user over the holiday ...