In an increasingly digital generation, thanks also to the sensational expansion of services such as Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Now and much more, it is starting to take its first steps xCloud, another Microsoft gold nugget.
The service that allows you to play in streaming - thanks to the cloud - on each device (tablets, smartphones, etc.), free for Game Pass subscribers, has already begun to flex its muscles, at least on Android devices. Due to some features of its company policy, which lately is generating several problems for the company, Apple has in fact immediately denied the availability of these services, thus denying the owners of iOS devices the opportunity to use the aforementioned service.
It goes without saying that this choice has generated so much discontent and, albeit with a bit of delay, this has prompted the Cupertino company itself to retrace its steps. Thanks to the new provisions of the Californian giant, which should "activate" in the coming months, services such as Google Stadia, GeForce Now and, indeed, xCloud, will be able to start appearing on the market iOS, but with some limitations.
The games and services present must necessarily present an Apple product sheet and, any in-app purchases, must for the payment system managed by Apple.
In short, something - finally - is moving. What do you think of this story?
