“Got to Love It” – Xbox Has Fans Buzzing With a Fresh Cloud Gaming Innovation That Doesn’t Need a Console

Microsoft has some really great plans for Xbox and it seems like they are gearing up tight for it. As they mention in their official blog, Microsoft is preparing for the next two decades of gaming with cutting-edge games and technologies to set par within the industry. This Sunday at the Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase, Microsoft is going to demonstrate further on the same, with their amazing lineup of games for PC, Xbox, and Cloud.

One of the best developments that they are doing currently is to bring the Xbox app to Samsung 2022 Smart TVs. This will allow players to play hundreds of cloud-enabled games without a console. Let’s find out more about this here.

Xbox is rolling out cloud-based gaming for Samsung 2022 Smart TVs

As you already read above, Xbox is partnering with Samsung to bring the Xbox app to 2022 Smart TVs. This will allow users to play hundreds of cloud-enabled games without a console. Amongst the number of games, users can choose from the lists in the Game Pass Ultimate library and can also play Fortnite without a subscription.

Microsoft promises that the experience of playing games through Smart TVs is going to be seamless. It will be similar to using any other streaming app on the TV. This feature, launching on June 30, will be accessible through the Xbox App, which can be downloaded from Samsung Gaming Hub or Media Hub.

Do not forget to log in to your existing Microsoft account and connect your Bluetooth controller when you try this.

If you have a Game Pass Ultimate membership, you can play a variety of amazing cloud-enabled games, or you can play Fortnite without a subscription.

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Besides this, Xbox is also bringing in some new updates for the players in several countries. Amongst the latest, in Argentina and New Zealand, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate users may play hundreds of games from the cloud on Apple and Android phones and tablets, Windows PCs, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One consoles, and soon on Samsung Smart TVs.

Here is how fans are reacting to this amazing news from Microsoft.

Let us know in the comments what you think about this latest update from Xbox.

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