Play XBOX ONE Games FREE w. NO CONSOLE! *70+ GAMES* NOT CLICKBAIT! By Tech Yesterday

What's, going on guys welcome back for another video, as you know, I'm always looking for cheap and affordable ways to get you guys up and gaming, and while this video is out of the norm for us and may appear, almost click BTW I promise you it's not. This video will show you how you can play 70 Plus Xbox One games using only your smartphone, and you don't even need to own or purchase any of these games, and not just that. You don't even need to own a console or a PC a few months ago. Game streaming was all anyone was talking about, while I'm, not the biggest fan of game streaming. Being a PC enthusiast myself when done right, it can be an amazing technology. Google released their very own streaming platform called Stadia, in which you could use your phone or a Chromecast device to stream games, eliminating the need for a console or a PC and with the strong internet connection.

These games ran quite well. The problem with Stadia is you had to pay almost full price for each game in their library of games was quite lackluster, I mean there big launch title was destiny to Stadia charges $10 a month just to access their platform, then charges you ridiculous prices for old games. Needless to say, Stadia has not been doing well, but on the other end of the spectrum. Around this same time, Xbox announced their very own streaming service as well called Project X cloud. This was game streaming done right, X cloud was released to the public as a beta and not a final product like Stadia X cloud allows you to test in play: 70 Plus, triple-a game titles for completely free X cloud uses a Netflix style formula where they allow you to pick and choose from a massive selection of content that is constantly being updated.

The crazy part is that, although this is in a beta period for Project X cloud, it honestly runs better than Google Stadia, while tons of YouTubers have covered Project X cloud to death. I feel like none of them have done a good job or even talked about how this service is 100% completely free Microsoft is using us as the public as their very own game testers. While using X cloud. You will get a notification after every gameplay session, asking how your experience was rating it from one to five stars. A credit card or payment information is never asked for, because X cloud is a streaming service, you don't need to own an Xbox or a PC.

All you need is a phone Apple or Android that can run the Xbox game streaming. App Microsoft is allowing anyone to sign up for Project X cloud, so sign up is what I did I created a brand-new Xbox account right on the Microsoft website and I never owned an Xbox One in the past on Microsoft's website it states they will only be accepting a limited amount of people and may take a few months to be accepted. Well, my application was accepted in just 12 days, I believe they are actually accepting everyone, so they can really stress test. Their servers. I will put a sign-up link in the video description.

Let me know in the comment section how long it took you guys to get approved. As of now X cloud is only meant to be played in a portable format. Microsoft expects you to use a controller with a smartphone clip attached to it. X cloud does not support TV play, but lucky for you on this channel, we don't follow. The rules x cloud runs at a native 720p resolution on your smartphone by using a $10 HDMI adapter for your phone.

It can output that 720p resolution to an external display. Obviously 720p is not the best resolution, so the bigger your TV, the worse, the image will look. We used a 24-inch computer monitor in the games. Looked great. You are also connecting the Xbox One controller to your phone via Bluetooth, meaning you can use it wirelessly from multiple feet away using X cloud in a TV setup seems like an extremely obvious and appealing option.

Yet Microsoft wasn't offering it I know this. Video is out of the norm for you guys, but I thought. This topic was too interesting not to cover, if you're, not sure that this would be worth it to you, I'm gonna, let you in on a little secret, shaming you already own a smartphone, but don't own an Xbox One controller. Once you get approved for Project X cloud, go to your local Best, Buy or Walmart pick up an Xbox One controller and test out X Cloud for yourself. If you like it and see it being a viable gaming setup for you, then great, but if you hate it keep the box for that Xbox One controller, and you can return the controller even after using it up to a month later, keep that on the load, though guys either way, I encourage everyone watching this video ? at least sign up for ax cloud.

You legit have nothing to lose as it costs nothing to you, lady of bats,.

Source : Tech Yesterday