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Come 15th of September 2020, Xbox [https://www.essentiallysports.com/tag/xbox-series-x/] Game Pass Ultimate holders will have access to Project xCloud. Well if you are living under a rock, Project xCloud is the future of Xbox’s streaming on mobile phones and tablets. It has been in development for a while now and will ultimately release this September. It will be exclusive to Android users. They have to download the Game Pass app from Playstore to access the cloud. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFx-HXskR6k] That is not all, xCloud will be available only for Game Pass Ultimate Membership holders. It has the potential to stream up to 3500 games on cloud and an additional 1900 titles are reportedly on the way. xCloud will only release in ’22 supported’ countries at first. Here’s a list: Austria Belgium Canada Czech Republic Denmark Finland France Germany Hungary Ireland Italy Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Slovakia Spain South Korea Sweden Switzerland The United Kingdom The United States Well if you are currently residing in any one of these countries then expect to experience xCloud beta that will run this September. Others? Tough luck! Another problem that few have addressed is: what about iOS users? Well, Microsoft at this time is not very vocal about xCloud on iOS. The reason can also be Apple’s own Arcade which launched last year. xCloud can be a direct conflict to that and probably Apple isn’t going to partner with XBOX in this one anytime soon. Nonetheless, Microsoft has nothing to worry about as 51.8 percent of the mobile phone market in the USA at this point belongs to Andriod (according to statista.com [https://www.statista.com/]). Read more– Xbox Game Pass Ultimate: xCloud has Over 100 Games Coming To Android in September [https://www.essentiallysports.com/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-xcloud-has-over-100-games-coming-to-android-in-september-esports-news/] IS MOBILE GAMING THE FUTURE? Popular website Statista claims, ” It was estimated that by the end of 2017 there will have been 2.1 billion mobile gamers worldwide, and this number is expected to further grow to 2.7 billion by 2021.” That figure, when compared to the number of console gamers, is almost tiny. Statista claims by 2021 there will be 700 million console users worldwide. It is an easy guess why Microsoft decided to roll out into mobile gaming. From a financial standpoint, it is an excellent decision. This all leads up to the release of Xbox Series X later this year. All in all, looks like a happy year ahead for Microsoft (with a few sad existing Xbox patrons). Source – Xbox Game Pass Twitter [https://twitter.com/XboxGamePass/status/1290634850718740482], Inside Gaming YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yZvtnXzSxs&feature=youtu.be], Statista [https://www.statista.com/statistics/748089/number-mobile-gamers-world-platform/]

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Avhinandan Chakraborty is an eSports author at EssentiallySports since August
2020. He is currently pursuing his Master's degree in English Literature from
Calcutta University, and has been professionally writing since 2020. Ever since
he was a child, he has been extremely passionate about online gaming and
eSports, having played titles like GTA Vice City, FIFA, and IGI, among many
others. Currently, Call of Duty Mobile and Valorant hold a special place in his
heart. He ardently follows Dr Disrespect and iFerg among other streamers.

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Avhinandan Chakraborty is an eSports author at EssentiallySports since August 2020. He is currently pursuing his Master's degree in English Literature from Calcutta University, and has been professionally writing since 2020. Ever since he was a child, he has been extremely passionate about online gaming and eSports, having played titles like GTA Vice City, FIFA, and IGI, among many others. Currently, Call of Duty Mobile and Valorant hold a special place in his heart. He ardently follows Dr Disrespect and iFerg among other streamers.

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