Often confusion between Cloud Computing applied to the game and Cloud Gaming: the first is what Microsoft is trying to achieve with Xbox Cloud, while the second is the use of entirely transmitted streaming games over the network, which are so playable from any device even without graphics processors for gaming. Examples of such services are OnLive and PlayStation Now .

While it is engaged in the forefront in terms of Cloud Computing, Microsoft has always been very buttoned on the topic Cloud Gaming; It seems, however, that the situation is likely to change. The site Neowin reports in fact some declarations under which Microsoft is testing a game streaming solution that would work even through browser (on PC with wireless controller). It seems that this technology has already been developed, so that is already testing outside of the Redmond campus with excellent results to reach refresh rates of 60 fps.

According to sources of Neowin, it would be the new feature "killer" of the company, which would make it possible not only to play the Xbox 360 titles on Xbox One, but also to play Xbox titles One on other devices.

That even Microsoft is going to throw in this controversial area, which unfortunately in Italy very few people will enjoy? Keep listening.