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DF Weekly: "You don't need an Xbox to play Xbox" - we beg to differ
Microsoft pivots away from the console as the focus for Xbox - but the alternatives need work.
On a broad level, the message is accurate but based on the quality of service, things need to change significantly before we can endorse that idea, whether you're experiencing Xbox on PC or via the cloud. As things stand though, in a world where Xbox Series S is remarkably cheap (especially so second-hand - I bought one for £65 on Facebook Marketplace and £100 is an easy target price), the fact is that spending a little more gets you a far superior gaming experience: improved input lag, crystal clear imagery, no streaming image quality issues. Well, the fact that Alex can't boot Hellblade 2 on his PC via the Xbox app suggests not, while the Steam download works just fine.
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