Xbox Fans are Highlighting the Biggest Problem with Xbox Cloud Gaming

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Xbox Fans are Highlighting the Biggest Problem with Xbox Cloud Gaming

Xbox has always been influential in the console market. Its constant battle with PlayStation might have an edge now because of the cloud gaming feature. With this service, you can play AAA titles on the go on any device, be it your PC, tablet, or mobile.

All you need is a Game Pass Ultimate subscription and *****! Play hundreds of first-party titles on any device that supports a browser or the cloud gaming app. Not only that, but this service is now available on another huge platform. However, there are some issues as well.

Xbox’s Cloud Gaming is Now Available on

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***** Stick

Now you can play Xbox titles through an

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Xbox has recently announced its collaboration with

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, where Game Pass Ultimate subscribers will be enjoying cloud gaming on selected ***** TV devices. In July, the cloud gaming app will be available on ***** TV Stick 4K Max (2023) and ***** TV Stick 4K (2023), which cost $59.99 and $49.99, respectively. You can start your gaming journey instantly via the stick with just a Game Pass Ultimate subscription and a controller. That’s it!

No console, no problem 

Xbox Gaming is coming to select

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 sticks, where you’ll be able to play games directly from the Xbox app:

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Cloud gaming was already available on selected smart TVs from Samsung. Now, you can turn your ordinary TVs into gaming hubs with just a ***** TV stick. Playing games like Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II, Starfield, Forza Horizon 5, Fallout 76, Fallout 4, and many more on TVs now doesn’t need consoles anymore.

This is what the Corporate Vice President of Xbox Experiences and Platforms Engineering, Ashley McKissick, had to say about this exciting collaboration:

We are excited to add ***** TV to our growing family of cloud gaming devices and eager to welcome new players into this experience.

The interesting part is that you can even connect a PlayStation Dualsense or Dualshock 4 controller to your ***** TV Stick to play games via cloud streaming along with your familiar Xbox Wireless and Adaptive controllers or some other Bluetooth-enabled wireless controller.

Xbox Fans are Facing Some Issues with the Cloud Gaming Service on

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Xbox Cloud Gaming doesn’t have a smooth start on

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***** TV Sticks. | Credit: Xbox.

This service on ***** TV Stick is in beta right now. Those who have gotten beta access have started trying their hands on this service. However, it seems beta players are not a small number, even at the beginning.

A fan has shared a screenshot of his loading screen for the service, where it’s seen that he has to wait a freaking 180 minutes to be able to play games on the ***** TV Stick. Xbox says in this screenshot that lots of people are playing, and it seems the number of players is really large.

No console, no problem

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Now, many people in the comment section have claimed that they didn’t have to wait this long. To play games via cloud servers, you must have a strong and superior internet connection. So, the reason for this player’s long waiting time might be a poor internet connection, as people with better connections will get the slot faster.

What’s your thought on this? Let us know in the comment section.