How to get xCloud from xBox on Nintendo Switch?
To go directly to the point that interests you e quickly learn how to get xCloud from xBox on Nintendo Switch, the first thing you need to know is that this service is currently not available on Nintendo.
In reality xCloud is not even available for Xbox or PC, currently it is only available on Android devices, and only for those who have purchased the Ultimate subscription (xCloud includes Game Pass Ultimate).
Although it is known that it will arrive at Apple in 2021, it has not yet been confirmed that the system will be able to be used by other consoles or rival companies. So far most of the news that xCloud was coming to Switch is a lie.
This is due to the xbox system in general, that is, the system of achievements, trophies, friends, among others, which is different on each console and uses its own individual rules. Phil Spencer, CEO of Xbox, explained that other consoles (including Nintendo) aren't even interested in system integration because they don't cater to the same audience.
So, most likely, xCloud will never be seen outside the platforms or operating systems managed from Microsoft, however, there's no reason to feel bad, as each company will most likely release their own adapted version.
How does xCloud work on Xbox?
To make it even clearer why you can't get xCloud from xBox on Nintendo Switch, as a little extra today you will be shown how this system works, so that you can get an idea of what it is, if you are not a Microsoft user.
As point number one, you need to know that xCloud works as a streaming platform, which will play all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate games on your mobile, for this reason one of the main requirements to have it is to have a subscription to this service.
Again as a second point, for the correct use of xCloud an internet connection of at least 10 megabytes in download is required, that is 5GHZ. At the same time, you must have control (of any console), because it is not yet allowed to play only with the mobile.
Finally, keep in mind that the phone in question on which the games will be played must be Android 6.0 or later, with Bluetooth 4.0.
Now the operation is very simple, to use it all you have to do is download the XCloud app from the Playstore. Then you have to login, and once inside press the button called "Cloud", there you will see a list of games (those of the pass), which you can play simply by pressing "Play".
And voila, with that you should know how xCloud works and why you can't have xCloud from xBox on Nintendo Switch (due to the personal Xbox ecosystem) which doesn't allow streaming to other consoles or the download and install Xbox games elsewhere.
