The Microsoft team has already updated the Xbox app for iOS and iPadOS with the ability to stream Xbox games on iPhone or iPad.
Note that this feature is different from Cloud, the Microsoft service that streams games from servers. In this case, this feature takes your Xbox One console as your local server to stream on your mobile.
Thanks to this "Remote Game" feature you only need to open the Xbox app, go to the "My Library" section to see the games that you have available. And of course, connect an Xbox One controller to your iPhone using Bluetooth.
You'll see that this update offers the bonus of connecting your phone to your console using WiFi, LTE, or 5G. This new feature also allows you to manage your Xbox One space from the "My Consoles" section of the app. From there, you will be able to see all installed games, the latest ones, size, as well as the option to uninstall them. And it also gives you the ability to set up a new console.
In addition to this novelty long expected by users, this update also brings other advantages, for example, you will notice that the app has a new interface, is much faster and the dynamics are more fluid. So iOS users will no longer have to envy those who stream games from Xbox One on their Android mobiles.
To see this new remote game feature, simply make sure you have the latest version of the Microsoft Xbox app.
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