Xbox Cloud Gaming Coming to LG TVs in 2025

By Daniel Gaming News
7 January 2025 no comments

Xbox Cloud Gaming is coming to LG TVs in 2025, with Microsoft looking to expand its service. The Xbox app will allow users to stream a selection of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate games without purchasing an Xbox.

Xbox Cloud Gaming, Microsoft’s streaming service, continues to roll out. LG TV owners will get the Xbox app by the end of 2025.

Announced during CES 2025, the Xbox app will launch on LG TVs, allowing users to stream a “select” number of games from the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate catalog without needing Xbox hardware.

Read how Microsoft is expanding the Xbox Cloud Gaming service

Overview of the Announcement

At CES 2025, Microsoft and LG revealed their collaboration to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to LG’s latest Smart TVs. The Xbox app will allow gamers to stream “over 50” titles directly on their TVs without additional hardware.

The partnership with LG is a significant step forward for Microsoft as the company looks to expand its cloud service and possibly prepare for a future where consoles will not exist, but instead, games will be streamed from the cloud.

Features and Benefits

The announcement at CES 2025 did not reveal which LG TVs will be compatible, but the Xbox app will give users access to a vast library of games through Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. The Xbox app comes with years of experience, providing high-quality streaming with minimal latency for smooth gameplay.

LG and Microsoft plan to expand the service, but particular LG TV models have not been revealed. Microsoft promises more details in the coming months, with a launch date expected before the end of 2025.

Conclusion

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is coming to LG TVs in 2025, with a selection of over 50 games available to stream directly without Xbox hardware. What do you think of cloud gaming? Are you excited to see where the feature goes in the future? Share your thoughts below.

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