Xbox Cloud Gaming Exits Beta With Some Improvements

md5

bfd705acac280172b505cb8381b05f11

link

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/xbox-cloud-gaming-exits-beta-with-some-improvements/1100-6535146/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f

image

https://www.gamespot.com/a/uploads/screen_medium/1850/18504982/4578185-cloud-console-gaming-hero.jpg

description

Xbox's cloud gaming service has reached a milestone, shedding its "beta" label.

Along with Xbox Cloud Gaming exiting its beta state, Microsoft also announced that Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can experience "enhanced" streaming quality up to 1440p and the "shortest wait times." Game Pass Ultimate is now $30/month after the company's revamping and price hike of Xbox Game Pass, though you can still lock in $20/month pricing for Ultimate through Amazon.

Speaking to The Verge, Microsoft director of gaming and platform communications Dustin Blackwell said that the service will "go up to 1440p for select games and select devices," though Xbox hasn't clarified which games and devices support higher resolutions.

Initially announced as Project xCloud in 2018, Xbox Cloud Gaming officially launched in 2020 as part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription plan.

Subscribers of the newly minted Xbox Game Pass Premium ($15/month) and Essential ($10/month) can also now take advantage of cloud gaming, albeit without the resolution improvement and shorter wait times. An Xbox Insider update in August indicated that subscribers of the lower Game Pass tiers would eventually be able to stream games.

These updates for Xbox Cloud Gaming come with an abundance of details and fine print regarding the restructured Xbox Game Pass, including the addition of Fortnite Crew and Ubisoft+ Classics to Game Pass Ultimate, as well as a notable asterisk regarding the release of new Call of Duty games on the service.

content_html

Xbox's cloud gaming service has reached a milestone, shedding its "beta" label.

Along with Xbox Cloud Gaming exiting its beta state, Microsoft also announced that Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can experience "enhanced" streaming quality up to 1440p and the "shortest wait times." Game Pass Ultimate is now $30/month after the company's revamping and price hike of Xbox Game Pass, though you can still lock in $20/month pricing for Ultimate through Amazon.

Speaking to The Verge, Microsoft director of gaming and platform communications Dustin Blackwell said that the service will "go up to 1440p for select games and select devices," though Xbox hasn't clarified which games and devices support higher resolutions.

Initially announced as Project xCloud in 2018, Xbox Cloud Gaming officially launched in 2020 as part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription plan.

Subscribers of the newly minted Xbox Game Pass Premium ($15/month) and Essential ($10/month) can also now take advantage of cloud gaming, albeit without the resolution improvement and shorter wait times. An Xbox Insider update in August indicated that subscribers of the lower Game Pass tiers would eventually be able to stream games.

These updates for Xbox Cloud Gaming come with an abundance of details and fine print regarding the restructured Xbox Game Pass, including the addition of Fortnite Crew and Ubisoft+ Classics to Game Pass Ultimate, as well as a notable asterisk regarding the release of new Call of Duty games on the service.

content_text

Xbox's cloud gaming service has reached a milestone, shedding its "beta" label.Along with Xbox Cloud Gaming exiting its beta state, Microsoft also announced that Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can experience "enhanced" streaming quality up to 1440p and the "shortest wait times." Game Pass Ultimate is now $30/month after the company's revamping and price hike of Xbox Game Pass, though you can still lock in $20/month pricing for Ultimate through Amazon. Speaking to The Verge, Microsoft director of gaming and platform communications Dustin Blackwell said that the service will "go up to 1440p for select games and select devices," though Xbox hasn't clarified which games and devices support higher resolutions.we've got updates! here's what's changing with Xbox Game Pass: pic.twitter.com/DeRyrSRhk6 — Xbox Game Pass (@XboxGamePass) October 1, 2025Initially announced as Project xCloud in 2018, Xbox Cloud Gaming officially launched in 2020 as part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription plan. See at Amazon Subscribers of the newly minted Xbox Game Pass Premium ($15/month) and Essential ($10/month) can also now take advantage of cloud gaming, albeit without the resolution improvement and shorter wait times. An Xbox Insider update in August indicated that subscribers of the lower Game Pass tiers would eventually be able to stream games.These updates for Xbox Cloud Gaming come with an abundance of details and fine print regarding the restructured Xbox Game Pass, including the addition of Fortnite Crew and Ubisoft+ Classics to Game Pass Ultimate, as well as a notable asterisk regarding the release of new Call of Duty games on the service.

pub_date

1 October 2025, 4:06 pm

guid

1100-6535146

creator

Chris Compendio

processed

TRUE

id: 84235
uid: WwGa1
insdate: 2025-10-01 17:20:02
title: Xbox Cloud Gaming Exits Beta With Some Improvements
additional:
category: Game Spot
md5: bfd705acac280172b505cb8381b05f11
link: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/xbox-cloud-gaming-exits-beta-with-some-improvements/1100-6535146/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f
image: https://www.gamespot.com/a/uploads/screen_medium/1850/18504982/4578185-cloud-console-gaming-hero.jpg
image_imgur:
description:

Xbox's cloud gaming service has reached a milestone, shedding its "beta" label.

Along with Xbox Cloud Gaming exiting its beta state, Microsoft also announced that Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can experience "enhanced" streaming quality up to 1440p and the "shortest wait times." Game Pass Ultimate is now $30/month after the company's revamping and price hike of Xbox Game Pass, though you can still lock in $20/month pricing for Ultimate through Amazon.

Speaking to The Verge, Microsoft director of gaming and platform communications Dustin Blackwell said that the service will "go up to 1440p for select games and select devices," though Xbox hasn't clarified which games and devices support higher resolutions.

Initially announced as Project xCloud in 2018, Xbox Cloud Gaming officially launched in 2020 as part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription plan.

Subscribers of the newly minted Xbox Game Pass Premium ($15/month) and Essential ($10/month) can also now take advantage of cloud gaming, albeit without the resolution improvement and shorter wait times. An Xbox Insider update in August indicated that subscribers of the lower Game Pass tiers would eventually be able to stream games.

These updates for Xbox Cloud Gaming come with an abundance of details and fine print regarding the restructured Xbox Game Pass, including the addition of Fortnite Crew and Ubisoft+ Classics to Game Pass Ultimate, as well as a notable asterisk regarding the release of new Call of Duty games on the service.


content_html:

Xbox's cloud gaming service has reached a milestone, shedding its "beta" label.

Along with Xbox Cloud Gaming exiting its beta state, Microsoft also announced that Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can experience "enhanced" streaming quality up to 1440p and the "shortest wait times." Game Pass Ultimate is now $30/month after the company's revamping and price hike of Xbox Game Pass, though you can still lock in $20/month pricing for Ultimate through Amazon.

Speaking to The Verge, Microsoft director of gaming and platform communications Dustin Blackwell said that the service will "go up to 1440p for select games and select devices," though Xbox hasn't clarified which games and devices support higher resolutions.

Initially announced as Project xCloud in 2018, Xbox Cloud Gaming officially launched in 2020 as part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription plan.

Subscribers of the newly minted Xbox Game Pass Premium ($15/month) and Essential ($10/month) can also now take advantage of cloud gaming, albeit without the resolution improvement and shorter wait times. An Xbox Insider update in August indicated that subscribers of the lower Game Pass tiers would eventually be able to stream games.

These updates for Xbox Cloud Gaming come with an abundance of details and fine print regarding the restructured Xbox Game Pass, including the addition of Fortnite Crew and Ubisoft+ Classics to Game Pass Ultimate, as well as a notable asterisk regarding the release of new Call of Duty games on the service.


content_text: Xbox's cloud gaming service has reached a milestone, shedding its "beta" label.Along with Xbox Cloud Gaming exiting its beta state, Microsoft also announced that Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can experience "enhanced" streaming quality up to 1440p and the "shortest wait times." Game Pass Ultimate is now $30/month after the company's revamping and price hike of Xbox Game Pass, though you can still lock in $20/month pricing for Ultimate through Amazon. Speaking to The Verge, Microsoft director of gaming and platform communications Dustin Blackwell said that the service will "go up to 1440p for select games and select devices," though Xbox hasn't clarified which games and devices support higher resolutions.we've got updates! here's what's changing with Xbox Game Pass: pic.twitter.com/DeRyrSRhk6 — Xbox Game Pass (@XboxGamePass) October 1, 2025Initially announced as Project xCloud in 2018, Xbox Cloud Gaming officially launched in 2020 as part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription plan. See at Amazon Subscribers of the newly minted Xbox Game Pass Premium ($15/month) and Essential ($10/month) can also now take advantage of cloud gaming, albeit without the resolution improvement and shorter wait times. An Xbox Insider update in August indicated that subscribers of the lower Game Pass tiers would eventually be able to stream games.These updates for Xbox Cloud Gaming come with an abundance of details and fine print regarding the restructured Xbox Game Pass, including the addition of Fortnite Crew and Ubisoft+ Classics to Game Pass Ultimate, as well as a notable asterisk regarding the release of new Call of Duty games on the service.
pub_date: 1 October 2025, 4:06 pm
guid: 1100-6535146
creator: Chris Compendio
related_games:
processed: TRUE

No Items Found.

Add Comment
Type in a Nick Name here
 
Other Items in Game Spot
Black Ops 7 Multiplayer Avoids The CoD Fatigue, But Warzone Falls A Step Back Fallout 76 Expansion Is Adding The Ghoul From Prime Video's Fallout Series Fallout 76 Expansion Is Adding The Ghoul From Prime Video's Fallout Series Audible Premium Plus Holiday Deal: Get 3 Audiobooks For $3 Audible Premium Plus Holiday Deal: Get 3 Audiobooks For $3 Game Pass Ad Tier Could Come Next, Expert Says Game Pass Ad Tier Could Come Next, Expert Says Pokemon Go October 2025 Events: Raid Bosses, Spotlight Hours, Community Day, And More Black Ops 7 Beta Preloading Is Live, Here's What You Need To Know Black Ops 7 Beta Preloading Is Live, Here's What You Need To Know Pokemon Go October 2025 Events: Raid Bosses, Spotlight Hours, Community Day, And More KPop Demon Hunters x Fortnite Adds Skins, Gameplay Items, And Their Own Demon-Hunting Mode Lego Transformers Optimus Prime And Soundwave Models Get Nice Discounts Amazon Is Overhauling Its Luna Gaming Service, Here's What's Changing Marvel Rivals Season 4.5 Update Adds Daredevil And Cross-Platform Progression Xbox Cloud Gaming Exits Beta With Some Improvements Marvel Rivals Season 4.5 Update Adds Daredevil And Cross-Platform Progression A Nintendo Switch 2 Could Be Yours If You Catch 'Em All, Sort Of Battlefield 6 Pre-Loading On Xbox Is Live Now Playing New Call Of Duty Games On Game Pass Just Got More Expensive What Are Fortnite Crew and Ubisoft+ Classics, The New Game Pass Ultimate Perks? Amnesia Devs Tease Next Creepy Title With Hotel Samsara Pour One Out For Rock Band 4, Which Is About To Be Delisted Game Pass Price Hike Announced, Will Cost $30/Month For Ultimate Ubisoft Announces Vantage Studios, A "Creative House" Focused On Three Major Franchises Call Of Duty's Gravemaker Streak Looks Like Wallhacking, See It In Action PS5 Consoles Get Smaller SSDs But No Price Drop In Europe Phil Spencer Talks The 4 Most-Requested Xbox Franchise Revivals Call Of Duty Adds Combat-Roll Mechanic For Black Ops 7, And People Say It Doesn't Look So Good Disney Dreamlight Valley - All Witchful Thinking Path Duties And How To Complete Them Prototype Remaster Speculation Heat Up After Fans Discover Updated Credits Monster Hunter Games Aren't Guaranteed To Work With Windows 10 In Future, Capcom Says New PS5 Update Is Out Now, Tightens Up System Security Splinter Cell Animated Series Is Canonical To The Games, For The Most Part This Toshiba 55-Inch 4K Fire TV Is Only $200 For Prime Big Deal Days New Witcher Novel Tells Geralt's Origin Story And Is Discounted On Launch Day New Witcher Novel Tells Geralt's Origin Story And Is Discounted On Launch Day Call Of Duty: Warzone Is Returning To Its Blackout Roots Teen Who Threatened To Kill Devs At Fortnite Studio Pleads Guilty Peak Players Are Passing Time At The Airport In Increasingly Elaborate Ways Call Of Duty: Warzone Adding New Resurgence Map, But Verdansk Isn't Going Anywhere Official Final Fantasy Tactics Apparel Is Available At Amazon 8BitDo Ultimate 2 Controllers Are Discounted Ahead Of Prime Big Deal Days What $55 Billion Buys: Everything Included In The EA Acquisition Black Ops 7 Season 1 Is Biggest First Season In Franchise History Black Ops 7 Brings Back Iconic Nuketown Map, And Here's When Ghost Of Yotei's Day-One Patch Has A Whole Bunch Of Fixes Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 Lets You Pet The DAWG, Here's How Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 Lets You Pet The DAWG, Here's How Ghost Of Yotei's Day-One Patch Has A Whole Bunch Of Fixes
Other Categories in Game News