Microsoft's video game streaming service is now available, and it really could be the future of gaming.
Microsoft has always contested that video game streaming will not take over from consoles overnight, but their latest project is paving the way for other streaming services.
The current Project xCloud preview has now been expanded to include iOS devices.
Continue below as we delve into the details on how you can get access.
There is, however, a catch.
The Catch
It turns out that there’s only space for 10,000 testers, and they have to be from the UK, US, or Canada.
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It also only involves one game - Halo: The Master Chief Collection - and won’t support Xbox console streaming.
READ MORE: Everything there is to know about Project xCloud
The news comes just one day after Microsoft announced a partnership with Samsung for game streaming.
Ultimately, this partnership will involve Samsung helping to promote the service and potentially even making specific devices for it.
Hardware
If you’re already a Project xCloud preview member, you can update your details to include iOS.
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In terms of hardware, you need an iOS device running 13.0 or higher and Bluetooth version 4.0, and a decent broadband connection.
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