Microsoft Edge is coming to Xbox, letting you stream Stadia games

Xbox is set to become a more open platform with Microsoft software update in September. The console gets the latest version of Microsoft Edge, which means you can play Stadia games, chat on Discord servers, and access Steam.

TThe latest version of Edge does it is easier to view web pages or search for news or advice, and Also unlocks the ability to use web versions of a number of gaming appss, including Google Stadia, though you don’t like Microsoft’s Xbox Cloud Gaming service. thataccording to Edge, it seems for some reason Nvidia is still blocking access to GeForce Now game streaming on Edge, but so far this seems to be more of an exception and not a common occurrence.

Microsoft is also extend support to Xbox cloud games to PC via the Windows Xbox app for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers in 22 countries. Now that PCs are running Xbox Cloud Gaming, anyone with an Android phone, newer Xbox, or laptop / desktop can easily play over 100 different games without having to worry about how powerful the computer is. the device is. All you need is a fast internet connection—Microsoft recommends speeds of at least 7 Mbps and 5GHz Wi-Fi or 5G cellular connectivity if you have them.

If you rather stream games you already have on another device, Microsoft Remote Play now lets you stream games from an Xbox One or Xbox Series S / X to a nearby PC. This means that if someone in your house is monopolizing the TV, you still have other options for playing. And the best part is that remote play even works on the internet, so you’re not limited to your local network.

For Xbox Game Pass Members, Microsoft is adding a new Play Later list, so you can more easily bookmark any interesting titles you see and come back to them later. And if you haven’t saved a game to your Play Later list, Microsoft will recommend new titles for you to try.

September update is available now to Xbox One and Xbox Series S | X consoles.