Cloud Gaming Platforms Market with GeForce NOW, Xbox Cloud and Google Stadium Today is quite promising. It is true that these platforms have been quite unevenly successful, with Microsoft and NVIDIA services continuing to grow, while Google’s unpredictable policies have apparently condemned the Stage to ostracism, from which it seems quite difficult to get out.

In all three cases, in any case, the proposal to be able to play any of our games anywhere (whether the ones we acquired or those that are part of the service) is becoming more attractive and with moves such as those first made by GeForce NOW and in recently from Xbox Cloud bring Fortnite to iOS, the platform on which the game is bannedshow the huge potential of these platforms.

And it is precisely when we talk about iOS and Apple’s denial of these services to customers that we lived at a time when we lived in the Microsoft and NVIDIA plants developing a web interface that would allow access to Xbox Cloud and GeForce NOW from Apple devices. More than an obvious sign that along with adding more titles to their catalogs, The main goal responsible for these platforms is to reach the maximum number of devicesLet them be the type they are if they have a screen that allows you to play.

In this sense, and as we can read in Gizchina, Microsoft and Samsung will work to bring the Xbox Cloud to TVs with Korean technology. To this end, the technical teams would work on the brand’s smart TV application, and using the TV connection features, the Xbox Wireless Controller allows you to use only the TV without the need for additional equipment. as a gaming platform.

Every day we are closer to the debut of PlayStation Plus, which will add a new player to the list of cloud gaming services. So it doesn’t seem like Microsoft is stepping on the gas, bis trying to maximize the reach of the Xbox Cloud. And it’s because they have to be good at playing cards in Redmond, because they now have the big advantage of having a consolidated Xbox Game Pass before Sony has finally taken a step in that regard.

With such a collaboration between Microsoft and Samsung, there are those who think that Microsoft could jeopardize the future of its console, and that’s understandable because it could bring games directly to TVs without the need for a console. However, this could be a very interesting option for the future if cloud gaming is finally gaining ground as a preference for players. Sell ​​fewer consoles, but in return will you significantly believe the volume of Xbox Cloud users? I don’t think that’s a bad idea.