Microsoft will soon let users play games on smartphones without Xbox controller
Microsoft will soon let users play games on smartphones without Xbox controller
Microsoft is integrating touch controls into its Xbox mobile apps, allowing users to remotely control their consoles and play games on smartphones and tablets without a Bluetooth controller. The touch controls mirror those on Microsoft's Xbox Cloud Gaming service, providing an on-screen overlay for navigation and game streaming. This feature is particularly useful for on-the-go gaming scenarios. Microsoft has been adding touch controls compatibility to hundreds of Xbox games. In related news, Microsoft announced job cuts at Activision Blizzard and Xbox units following its acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
Microsoft is integrating touch controls into its Xbox mobile apps, allowing users to remotely control their consoles and play games on smartphones and tablets without a Bluetooth controller. The touch controls mirror those on Microsoft's Xbox Cloud Gaming service, providing an on-screen overlay for navigation and game streaming. This feature is particularly useful for on-the-go gaming scenarios. Microsoft has been adding touch controls compatibility to hundreds of Xbox games. In related news, Microsoft announced job cuts at Activision Blizzard and Xbox units following its acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
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Microsoft is integrating touch controls into its Xbox mobile apps, allowing users to remotely control their consoles and play games on smartphones and tablets without a Bluetooth controller. The touch controls mirror those on Microsoft's Xbox Cloud Gaming service, providing an on-screen overlay for navigation and game streaming. This feature is particularly useful for on-the-go gaming scenarios. Microsoft has been adding touch controls compatibility to hundreds of Xbox games. In related news, Microsoft announced job cuts at Activision Blizzard and Xbox units following its acquisition of Activision Blizzard. 
