Xbox Cloud Gaming, previously Project xCloud, introduced Xbox gamers to an easy way of playing their favorite titles via streaming, whether they're using a PC, Xbox One, or even a smart phone or ...

Keyboard and mouse support looks to finally be making its way to the Xbox Cloud Gaming service. Users participating in the Xbox Insiders program will be seeing an Xbox Update Preview available in the ...

Mouse and keyboard fans, rejoice: Microsoft is finally rolling out support for these peripherals for Xbox Cloud Gaming, so long as you're a selected Xbox Insider. The company is rolling out mouse and ...

If you prefer to use a mouse and keyboard for games, Xbox Cloud Gaming is shaping up to be a considerable platform. The company has supported peripherals for its beta version. This means that games ...

It's taken much longer than expected but Microsoft is finally bringing keyboard and mouse (KBM) support to certain Xbox Cloud Gaming titles. We first heard that the company planned to do so in March ...

Soon, players will be able to play their favorite Xbox games with a keyboard and a mouse. At least this is what this latest Xbox rumor suggests. In the latest Xbox app update, the hit console seems to ...

Typically speaking, PC gaming is associated with the use of a mouse and keyboard while console gamers use a controller. In the same way that a PC gamer can use a controller, the owners of certain ...

Microsoft has put a lot of its weight behind cloud gaming over the past couple of years, beefing up the backend, adding games, and more. Now, the company is preparing to add keyboard/mouse support to ...

If you are a console gamer and you enjoy playing The Sims 4, you perhaps would like to play the game in its intended way– with a mouse and a keyboard. If you are interested in hooking these ...

As has been hinted before, Xbox Cloud Steaming will add mouse and keyboard support to its streaming service. This comes several years after the addition of mouse and keyboard support to Xbox consoles.

During a developer presentation on June 21, Xbox software engineer Morgan Brown took to the stage to share some plans surrounding Xbox Game Streaming. During the presentation, Brown shared that ...