Xbox Cloud Gaming for PC: Enhanced Streaming Experience Released for Browser Users on Linux and ChromeOS Devices

After months of anticipation, Xbox has finally rolled out performance improvements for Xbox Cloud Gaming on browser-based platforms, specifically for Linux and ChromeOS devices. This upgrade marks a significant milestone in the evolution of browser gaming, bringing a more consistent experience across all devices.

Gamers can now expect higher resolutions and smoother streaming, making for an overall better gaming experience. The enhancements are designed to provide a seamless playing environment, regardless of the device being used.

Xbox Cloud Gaming's developer, Jordan Cohen, shared his thoughts on Reddit, acknowledging that while the new technology has improved performance, there is still room for further optimization. 'Even with this, I noticed it didn't perform as well as expected,' he said. To achieve better results, users can try spoofing Edge on Windows, which was a workaround previously available.

The upgraded experience has been eagerly awaited by the Xbox Cloud Gaming community, particularly those who relied on workarounds to access higher resolutions. Prior to this release, Linux and ChromeOS users were limited to low-resolution streaming, making the new update a significant step forward for these platforms.

To celebrate this milestone, an Xbox employee took to the community Reddit forum to announce the upgraded experience, which is now available for browser-based gaming on Linux and ChromeOS devices. This marks a major achievement in the quest for a more unified gaming experience across all platforms.

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