Xbox Introduces 'Stream Your Own Game' Feature With 50 Titles Supported At Launch

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Xbox Introduces 'Stream Your Own Game' Feature With 50 Titles Supported At Launch

Here we go! Xbox has begun rolling out its "stream your own game" feature today for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members, with 50 titles supported at launch. There is one specific catch though, so let's go into the details.

This feature can be accessed by pretty much any device with a web browser by going to the Xbox Play website, signing into your Xbox Game Pass Ultimate membership, and then looking for the "stream your own game" section. You can do this on PC, mobile, tablet, handheld and theoretically console as well via the Microsoft Edge app.

Alternatively, if you play Xbox Cloud Gaming titles via your Samsung TV, Amazon Fire Stick or Meta Quest, there's a dedicated Xbox Cloud Gaming app that will allow you to access the feature without requiring a web browser.

"Starting today, I’m excited to announce that we’re allowing Game Pass Ultimate members to stream select games they own through TVs and browser on supported devices like smartphones, PCs, and tablets, in all 28 countries where Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta) is available."

In terms of the console and PC apps, Microsoft says that the "stream your own game" feature will be rolling out to those next year, so for the time being it's restricted to web browsers on those devices.

But what about the games? Well, we've got the full list of supported titles for you below. Remember that you must own these already if you want to play them as part of Xbox Cloud Gaming - it's not enough to just be a Game Pass member!