Hey Gamers, Project xCloud will soon be available in India!
In an exciting piece of news, Microsoft has decided to bring the Project xCloud to India, and the company has partnered with none other than Reliance Jio for this venture! The game streaming service will soon be launched in the country, and we are waiting with bated breath.
Reliance Jio is Microsoft’s first Project xCloud partner in India: here’s why it matters and why it wasn’t reported by other outlets. https://t.co/V1MfXhc8b2 #projectxcloud
— The Mako Reactor (@TheMakoReactor) February 25, 2020
Xbox Project xCloud game streaming expands to Canada, India, Japan, and Western Europe in 2020: https://t.co/bRLcIIXolZ
— Windows Central Gaming (@WCGamingTweets) November 14, 2019
Project xCloud Is The Way for Xbox to Reach Gamers in Africa and India, Says Phil Spencer https://t.co/a6bHiC0oDv pic.twitter.com/OV78eRLBrT
— Wccftech (@wccftechdotcom) June 20, 2019
As of now, there’s no information on the Indian pricing of Project xCloud. Currently, the service is only present in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and South Korea.
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Microsoft ready for Project xCloud in India https://t.co/2NDIRGIj1c pic.twitter.com/tO5djKLSHh
— Nitin Dwivedi (@nitindwivedi198) March 11, 2020
Mr Ambani hinting on Microsoft's partnership to revolutionize gaming in India by leveraging @microsoft @Xbox XCloud & @reliancejio broadband. More of his son Aakash Ambani's project.
— Neil Shah (@neiltwitz) February 24, 2020
5G and MEC will be key for the same, so possibly 5G services already in works.#FutureDecoded pic.twitter.com/Fcp85cesly
In the words of a Microsoft spokesperson, “Yes, we confirmed the news of our intent to bring Project xCloud to Indian gamers with Reliance Jio as part of our Future Decoded event in Mumbai in late February.”
You can now test out the preview of xCloud in India! #projectxcloud #XboxConsoleStreaming https://t.co/Ixvak82yed
— Akshay Bhalla (@Bhallanator) January 17, 2020
Project xCloud expands with 50 new titles, coming to Japan, India and more next year
— GamesIndustry (@GIBiz) November 14, 2019
Streaming service to be incorporated into Xbox Game Passhttps://t.co/d0S5jUtR33
Microsoft is excited to bring this service to India later this year, and learn from the Indian gaming community. According to the report, Project xCloud was first introduced in India at the future Decoded event which was held at the end of February in Mumbai. At the event, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Reliance Jio chairman, managing director Mukesh Ambani were also there, and they spoke about the gaming culture in India.
For the uninitiated, ProjectxCloud is an online game streaming service that is created to make games more accessible. Some people feel it’s more like Google Stadia, but this service will allow you to stream games from any device without even installing the game.
Now, that’s truly exciting, isn’t it?