In the coming months, Microsoft will reportedly launch a free version of Xbox cloud game streaming that will likely play a pre-roll ad lasting two minutes and sessions lasting up to one hour.

Here are the 180+ new Xbox 'Stream Your Own Game' titles that were added in September 2025: Don't be surprised if we see a lot more "Stream Your Own Game" titles being added as we approach the release ...

Microsoft is getting ready to announce an ad-supported version of Xbox Cloud Gaming. Sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans tell The Verge that the software maker has started testing ad-supported ...

The beta tag removal coincides with some key changes to Xbox Cloud Gaming today, and a big price increase to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Microsoft is also expanding Xbox Cloud Gaming to more Game Pass ...

Microsoft Just Added Over 45 New Games to Xbox Game Pass, Including Hogwarts Legacy and Ubisoft's Back Catalog — Here's ...

This new ad-supported free streaming option will be available on Xbox, PC, and mobile devices. Reportedly, Microsoft is planning to test out this new option via a public beta. A full rollout of the ...

The company is spinning it as part of an upgrade since it includes an expanded catalog of games.

The wait is finally over. Microsoft today has announced that its popular Xbox Cloud Gaming service is finally coming out of beta. The service, which was first launched back in 2020, has carried the ...

Microsoft's decision to raise prices for its Xbox Game Pass subscription service has reignited debate over whether the company's ambitious streaming strategy is delivering the financial ...

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

Games Former PlayStation boss is convinced more console generations will come, but doesn't know if Microsoft will be part of them: "Watching what Xbox has been doing recently, I do get Dreamcast ...

Microsoft has been slowly moving into a new era of Xbox that involves a more open ecosystem spread across its own hardware, other consoles and PC. But it looks ...