This is Microsoft’s Xbox game streaming device

October 11, 2022 By Jozeph P

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Phil Spencer, the Xbox division manager of Microsoft, recently unveiled the company's exclusive Xbox game streaming system. In a picture of the gadget that Spencer shared on Twitter, you can see it resting atop a shelf in his Microsoft workspace. It's a tiny white box with an appearance similar to the Xbox Series S that will be used exclusively to access Xbox games through the company's Xbox Cloud Gaming service. Many people believed it would be a stick that would plug straight into an HDMI port when Microsoft originally said it was considering an Xbox streaming gadget last year.

Vault Boy left the shelter and stopped by my office to celebrate the #Fallout25 Anniversary. Congratulations to the @Fallout @Bethesda teams on this major milestone for an iconic franchise. pic.twitter.com/hGoN1sAQRK
— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) October 10, 2022

Microsoft is still developing the Xbox streaming console, known as Keystone, but it will be more of a box- or puck-shaped gadget that plugs into displays and TVs. Access to media apps like Netflix and a simple user interface for starting Xbox games will likely also be included with the Xbox streaming device. In spite of saying it was still developing a new version of the device, Microsoft recognized the Keystone moniker earlier this year. Also Read: Some Amazing Xbox Accessibility Settings According to sources familiar with Microsoft's strategy, the Xbox team is still working on its streaming gadget and has plans to release it, according to The Verge. However, Microsoft was able to introduce an Xbox TV app. The Xbox TV app, which launches Xbox Cloud Gaming titles and allows streaming games at 1080p at up to 60 frames per second, will be available on Samsung TVs and monitors in 2022.

Now what did we say about putting old prototypes on your shelf boss
— Xbox (@Xbox) October 10, 2022

To stream Xbox games, just sign in with your Microsoft account in the app as you would in a browser through Xbox Cloud Gaming. In response to Spencer's remark, the Xbox account on Twitter said, "Now what did we say about putting old prototypes on your shelf boss?" Microsoft hasn't made an official statement regarding the design of its Xbox streaming device.

By Jozeph P

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This is Microsoft’s Xbox game streaming device

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