Microsoft Working on Cloud-Based Xbox Streaming Console
Microsoft is working on its side by side-generation Xbox panel which is expected to come up in 2 parts — a traditional gaming console and a lower-powered system that would work on cloud computing codenamed "Scarlett Cloud," according to noted Microsoft announcer Paul Thurrott.
The traditional console would piece of work with locally processed games and "Scarlett Deject" would stream games from Microsoft's cloud computing service Azure, Thurrott.com reported.
The specifications and costing of the traditional console are being speculated to be in its early on developing phases, but the streaming Xbox that would be based on Microsoft Azure is likely to cost lesser than the traditional console.
Microsoft announced in the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) earlier this year that they are working on next-generation gaming consoles as part of Microsoft's next-generation Xbox strategy.
"1 person familiar with Microsoft's plans said that this may reduce latency in all aspects of the game as well. If a multiplayer game is using Azure as its central server, 'Scarlett Deject' panel will exist closer physically to the multiplayer server resulting in less latency," the report added.
Microsoft's cloud services would brand the streaming games platform available globally, running on any type of device, including "Scarlett" devices. Both the cloud version of "Scarlett" also every bit the traditional console may be released in 2020.
Sony already offers an extensive library of PS2, PS3 and PS4 games for streaming through its "PlayStation Now service" and Nvidia got into the streaming game this year, offering a minor pick of streaming through "GeForce Now".
Source: https://beebom.com/microsoft-working-on-cloud-based-xbox-streaming-console/
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