Microsoft has spent years betting on creating an ecosystem that, under projects like ‘Xbox Play Anywhere’, allows players enjoy your titles on a growing number of platforms.
The Xbox itself ad in June last year that was building his own devices of ‘streaming‘ for cloud gaming to reach all players on any TV or monitor without the need for a console.
Microsoft’s next step is, according to advances VentureBeatwhich cites sources close to the matter, launch, on the one hand, your own streaming device and, on the other, integrate an Xbox Cloud Gaming app natively on Samsung TVs. All in the next twelve months.
The device, which could be a skewer o’dongle‘ from ‘streaming‘ content like Amazon’s Fire Stick and with the Roku device, it will allow reproduction of audiovisual services along with access to the Xbox game library.
In the case of the application of Xbox Cloud Gaming built into Samsung TVs, this move was also partially anticipated by Xbox last year, when it claimed it was collaborating with television manufacturers with a global reach to integrate your games into them without needing more ‘hardware’ than a controller.
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