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It would be great to see xCloud take advantage of more modern smartphone displays with support for things like HDR, higher refresh rates and resolutions.

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Game streaming is currently capped at 720p and 60fps (frames per second) as well as limited to SDR (standard dynamic range) output.

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Performance was identical between the mid-range Google Pixel 4a 5G and high-end Android flagship OnePlus 9 Pro smartphone.

Once youвЂ™re in a game, switching to another app or taking a phone call thankfully doesnвЂ™t end your session but suspends it so you can resume playing without much delay. Forza Horizon 4 for instance took a little over two minutes to boot up the game, load up the level and actually get racing.

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Games like Gears of War 5 and Forza Horizon 4 for example will be missing the graphical enhancements exclusive to the Series S/X and load times will be fairly lengthy as they were on MicrosoftвЂ™s previous generation of consoles.ДЄfter becoming accustomed to the near non-existent load times of the Series X/S, sitting through extended load times on xCloud felt a bit jarring. What this means for the time being at least is that you wonвЂ™t get Series X/S exclusive titles such as The Medium streamed to your phone and get Xbox One versions of cross-generational titles.

Microsoft is running the service on custom server blades using Xbox One S hardware, but the company plans to transition the platform to Xbox Series S/X grade hardware to improve performance down the line. I tested xCloud on my home NBN connection, which registers 85Mbps down and 40Mbps up on Speedtest as well as two different smartphones (one mid-ranger and the other being a high-end flagship) connected to the Telstra 4G network.Дespite my fixed home broadband connection having half the latency or ping time and better upload speeds than my 4G connection, I found xCloud delivered more responsive gameplay on TelstraвЂ™s mobile network. Online shooters such as Destiny 2 and PlayerunkownвЂ™s Battlegrounds are also on the service but the added latency was the difference between life and death in multiplayer so I wouldnвЂ™t recommend xCloud as a way to play these primarily online twitch based games. Games that I wasnвЂ™t expecting to hold up well on xCloud such as Tekken 7 performed remarkably well and I was able to execute timing sensitive combos without much issue. I couldnвЂ™t aim down the sights and pull off headshots anywhere as easily as I could on console but I eventually adapted to the added latency in most titles. Slower paced titles such as Halo Wars 2 and Hellblade: SenuaвЂ™s Sacrifice felt indistinguishable from console play while more reflex demanding titles such as Gears of War 5 and Halo felt a touch sluggish to respond. I spent over a month testing out xCloud on a range of connections and devices and found the experience to be surprisingly playable with some caveats. Love online gaming? Sign up for Xbox Game Pass and access over 100 Xbox games each month for console or PC. Progress is also saved in the cloud so you can pick up where you left off regardless of the device youвЂ™re using. As the content is streamed and not downloaded to your smartphone or tablet, it doesnвЂ™t take up any storage space on your device. To play a game, all you need to do is fire up the mobile app and tap on the title you want to stream. XCloud works over Wi-Fi or 4G/5G networks so youвЂ™re covered regardless of whether youвЂ™re lounging on the couch at home or playing on your daily commute to work. Other factors, such as your distance from the nearest server, may also affect performance. Microsoft recommends a minimum internet speed of 10Mbps, although faster connections will yield better results. The server runs the game and processes your inputs in real-time, so it seems like youвЂ™re playing it natively on your device. Xbox Cloud Gaming works by connecting your device to the closest Microsoft Azure server in the cloud. While competitors such as Google Stadia and NvidiaвЂ™s Geforce Now have had a head start in this space in other countries, xCloud marks the first time Australians will get a chance to experience cloud gaming.

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With xCloud, full fledged Xbox games are streamed to your device from the cloud within seconds, allowing you to play the latest and greatest titles on the go without the need to own the physical console or games. Cloud gaming has long been a pipedream but with data centres getting increasingly powerful and internet speeds around the world improving along with it, the time is ripe, writes Krishan Sharma.Д¬ue xCloud вЂ“ MicrosoftвЂ™s attempt at bringing the Netflix of gaming to mobile devices and beyond.

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