Still, the browser and iOS rollouts are important steps on Microsoft's long journey of breaking major games free from consoles and powerful PCs and making them as accessible as possible. There's no sign as yet of the Xbox Cloud Gaming streaming sticks or smart TV apps that Microsoft is working on.
That's a barrier to Microsoft's goal of reaching as many gamers as possible, and the company's trying to do something about that by expanding internet access across the US. Millions of Americans still lack reliable, fast and affordable Internet access. Xbox Cloud Gaming requires a minimum speed of 10 Mbps and Microsoft recommends a 5Ghz Wi-Fi connection. These rollouts don't fix the issue of having a poor internet connection, however. That's a great enhancement that should make playing on Xbox Cloud Gaming look better and feel smoother. Games will now stream at up to 1080p and up to 60 frames per second.
The company has been improving the service's infrastructure and it now runs on custom Xbox Series X hardware. The web browser and iOS move isn't the only upgrade Microsoft announced for Xbox Cloud Gaming.
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