That's awesome :) it's really great for people without crazy hardware

@@hoyoungwon I'm glad u enjoy

I don't think it will ever dominate, but it'll be an option I suppose

@@SuperHitman55 why

@@AndreWrldShorts Latency will always be an issue

@TallDryGlass I just checked today and the beta symbol is there

@@SuperHitman55 if they make it so you can play any game you buy digitally it will dominate

I beat crash bandicoot 4 on only mobile

Red dead redemption 2 here on stadia with touch controls lol

I'm really enjoying odyssey via touch controls rn

@@Anniemax1 poor stadia

Our king

Thanks for watching! Lolol the iPad is my wife's 😅. Though I did borrow it from her for the last few weeks...so a video on that coming up real soon LOL

It's the best. Gaming is becoming my fav hobby as i get older and I'd never have time to sit in front of an expensive console. I've gotten into the cloud recently did a lot of hw. I use a service called shadow pc which works for me but is a tad expensive and requires purchasing games or having a steam library. X cloud has a few issues but is more than worth the price of what you get i pay for it. I personally like it with a razer kishi controller but the touch is awesome as well. Good on Microsoft this is an awesome service. More ppl should know about it and not hate on the cloud.

This! I don’t have the time for hour long updates on installed games and with the xboxseries s idont have the space either. Its the perfect option if you dont have much time (as a father of 2 kids) and dont want to play online shooters

Thank you so much for watching!

Its a perfect deal, i always dreamt about having a console, never in a million years i tought i would be playing assassin's creed, far cry 5, watch dogs in my 150$ shitty laptop that i use for collage 😂 i cannot thank xbox enough

I'm not sure what you're describing, because streamed games are specifically not supposed to be installed on your machine and thus take very little if any actual local storage space (bar maybe a few temporary files needed to run the stream, just like a regular media player would). But I think that rather than cloud gaming, you would be referring to cloud *computing* services where there is a persisting user storage space of which a given subscriber can do whatever he/she wants and get back to it next time the service is accessed again after logout. At present that's the problem with all traditionnal cloud gaming services based on a GaaS model, where you have only minimal access to the virtual machine from which a given game is running and being streamed. That also presents licencing problems since the companies behind the service will need to have cached copies of their game spread over more physical computers or consoles (racked in their datacenters) than than they have licences themselves, if any. The user has purchased the licence, but the company caches copies of downloaded games in multiple places that it does not technically own either. This would currently be the biggest current legal headache for cloud providers, and kills a lot of releases on Nvidia's GFN which I use, for instance. It's not technically a problem, but an easily exploitation loophole that any greedy company unwilling to release a given game on a given cloud platform will use to forbid its deployment there. THe only cloud gaming service that has been able to circumvent that limitation is a lesser-known one named Boosteroid, which offers the possibility to stream directly for games it is authorized to host on its datacenters, or "install on VM and play" , which actually triggers a download of your legally purchased game on the current Boosteroid VM that has be dedicated to your gaming session, that will then be wiped after you get out (saves being securing in your DRM's cloud), only for your to reinstall it again next time you play. Yeah it feels counter-intuitive if not outright stupid and eats up a lot of ressources with disks constantly writing and deleting dozens of gigabyes of game data per user, but that's the only way not to be bothered with licencing issues and offer a virtually unlimited amount of games in your library. Until the industry fully moves onto the cloud era, in spirit and tech, and every single studio stops caring where exactly its legally purchased games are ran from by their users, this will remain the only way to secure games for a given service !

Nice to see a comment from someone living here as well 😊. I personally switched my MS account to a Korean one via the MS account settings so I'm not totally sure about that situation!

Exactly!! Glad you're enjoying it 😁

Bummer! But I'm glad we're on the same page. How was the experience though? Good performance for you?

@@hoyoungwon average

@@rogeriogomesosorio4755 better than bad 😂

"Too expensive to play?" Its the cheapest way to game. You dont even need a xbox to play.

@@dman1848 it’s cheap considering it’s the cost of 3 aaa games, a year.

I used to use Stadia and it was much better, the best right now is GeForce now..hopefully Xcloud can step up

I'm betting it will once there's that stream-only option :)

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3080 tier GeForce now is where it's at. A better more fluid experience when compared to even stadia.

@@lastmanstanding80 yes I have booked RTX 3080 in GeForce Now but I have experienced that Stadia was more fluent. On top i can't play most of my Steam games in GeForce Now. For example Days Gone isn't available in my GeForce Now Games library.

Days gone is a meh story driven exp with a meh open world. There's just no replayability in that game. Get zombie army 4 for PC instead. You won't be able to put the controller down.

Wouldn't doubt it!

google did it and stopped it. The idea is to play on devices which you already own

@@Mercan1556 what if you want to play on a unsupported tv?

That's only if you have a console or gaming PC to do remote play from. This video is exclusively about Xbox Cloud Gaming.

Cloud gaming is the future for accessible gaming. The only catch is that it will hurt the pockets of hardware sellers

You do have services like Nvidia Geforce now that lets you access (at least some) of your steam/Epic library via cloud servers.

GeForce Now and especially the 3080 tier is absolutely amazing. 👍

@@pancon5 Oh I forgot it was using the 3080, that’s why it was running so good 😂

@@rage2387 Haha yes, that tier is 🔥🔥

Wait, it's good for competitive games too?

Should be if it’s a 2022 model!

It's awesome :) the DPAD could be better though

Racing and fps games are impossible to play on cloud

Go to your router settings and make two separate SSID channels, one for 2.4ghz and one for 5ghz, this way you can connect to the 5ghz channel when playing xxloud games, this will allow you to acceess the highest possible speed for your streaming. Just make sure to give the SSID's separate names so you can indentify which channel is which before you connect (they can have the same password). I have a crappy virgin media router and gave up on cloud gaming until I did this trick and now I can stream the games from my phone from pretty much anywhere in my home. Try it out, but research the settings for your specific router first. Let me know if it works lol

@@5thdimension665 sorry for the late response I finally got around to configuring my router a bit. I ensured 5ghz is on and also turned on port forwarding which I also heard was recommended. It does seem to work better now 👍 there are still games im noticing performance issues however it's a major improvement from before. Thank you for this suggestion!

Definitely some game work better than other. Sometimes blue tooth controllers make it worse and can also cause interference + additional latency. For example my android phone has real bad latency and seem the design of the phone is the cause. Where as my iPhone and iPad have 8-16ms latency which is really low. I believe newer phones do better because of the Wi-Fi 6 capabilities too. Right now gears 5 and halo I have no noticeable latency or lag. But games like forza and a plagues tell there is lag but still playable

You don't need your console! It's all over the internet like playing a KZfaq video :)

With different servers around the globe. I think you’d need a VPN

Yes online MP is fully supported! But no split screen MP.