Xbox Cloud Gaming recently added the infamous game, Microsoft Flight Simulator, which allows players to stream rather than download. After all, given the game's immense and robust size, it makes it a very welcome option. However, this is only for players who want to use a controller or touchscreen. Soon, however, an option for keyboard and mouse will be available!
Also, know that this news came to be revealed by the head of Microsoft Flight Simulator himself, Jorg Neumann. After a developer Q&A held on Twitch. Unfortunately, Neumann cannot give a specific timeframe for the game's feature, as the game already supports the controller option. Instead, it all comes down to the Xbox platform team.
“The next step for us is keyboard and mouse,” mentions Neumann during the Q&A. “This is platform-level support, so it has nothing to do with us. Obviously keyboard and mouse work for our simulator. So the platform team is working on it. I know I can't give a date because it's the platform team. I don't know their dates, but it's coming up."
It is unknown when support for Xbox Cloud Gaming will arrive
So now we know that Neumann has confirmed the new feature, and it will be interesting to see when keyboard and mouse support arrives on Xbox Cloud Gaming. After all, we know that many subscribers would love to see the feature implemented, as it is a very useful tool in games, especially in the FPS genre. However, so far Xbox has been quiet on the matter until now.
Presumably, the company is likely to make an announcement on Xbox Wire, where it will outline details when they become available. Also, in a way, the feature is likely to be supported by any game that already supports keyboard and mouse. However, apart from the game already confirmed, Microsoft Flight Simulator, it's impossible to say for sure in relation to the other games, so it's not good to create 100% of expectation.
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Subscription
Now, if you don't know what Xbox Cloud Gaming is and you confuse it, check out the differences. It's good to say that XCloud is offered as part of an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription! In addition, it also allows users to stream games on many different devices.
However, Xbox has also added cloud versions of games like Microsoft Flight Simulator as a way to make them playable on systems they wouldn't otherwise be. With that, I also included the Xbox Series S and Xbox One. The gigantic growth of Xbox Cloud Gaming has been very interesting to watch in recent years.
And it looks like Microsoft is still finding new ways to make it more attractive! After all, we know that Microsoft now has a lot in its arsenal, the purchase of Activision Blizzard for 70 billion dollars is a great example of a lot that the company will be able to deliver to the public now.
So, now that you know a lot of how it works, do you already know how to sign? In a quick and practical way, I'll leave it here for you, just access the official site, follow the instructions, remembering that the service is charged, and you can sign with a credit card or voucher.
Are you looking forward to keyboard and mouse support coming to Xbox Cloud Gaming? Do you use the service? Let us know in the comments.
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