Windows software for Xbox got support for ARM devices with Cloud Gaming

Microsoft has begun testing a new version of its Xbox for Windows software with support for devices on ARM mobile chips. Apparently, this update was timed to coincide with the announcement of the Surface Pro X and Surface Pro 9 based on the SQ3 processor.

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Although the Xbox App will now run and run on ARM devices, gaming is a different matter. Games that have native support for ARM as a dime a dozen, so you have to use the compiler, which can cause problems with performance or with the games in general. As an alternative, you can use broadcast games from cloud services like Cloud Gaming, which now also works on Windows devices with ARM.

Source: The Verge