[ad_1]
If you have been an Xbox fan or a customer, you should know about the Xbox Game Streaming service that allows you to stream titles for a monthly fee. Now this supposed Stadia rival has made its way to Windows 10 PCs. However, there is a catch. As mentioned by Ars Technica, the Windows version of this service was quietly leaked in late 2020, but it’s now circulating since people started sharing it on Reddit and YouTube. It is not sure whether Microsoft is aware of this and has blocked access to this version of Windows yet or not.
The method mentioned in the report requires you to access and download a Windows application that is buried in the Microsoft database. Then you would have to use a one-time unlock phrase for it to work. As tested by the website, the steps appear to be “simple and safe enough.”
Read also: Microsoft Announces 20+ ID @ Xbox Games Coming to Xbox Game Pass
In case you are unfamiliar with the Xbox Game Streaming service, it was first introduced in 2019 and then became part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription service in 2020. It is similar to Google Stadia in that it provides access to over 200 titles for free. only if you pay $ 15 each month.
The app was initially released for Android smartphones and tablets and could reach more devices in 2021.
Speaking of services, Microsoft recently began testing Dolby Vision for the Xbox Series X and Series S consoles. These features were announced earlier, but have now started to reach some gamers before they go for the broad rollout. Additionally, the firm recently changed the name of its Xbox Live service to Xbox Network.
