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Xbox One certainly generates the most revenue for Microsoft when it comes to their productivity in the gaming world. Microsoft has been fiddling with the idea of Windows 10 for a while now as evident by the numerous delays that have been encountered regarding its launch. Well, now the day has finally arrived when Microsoft has fully developed this successor of the Windows series.
Since Microsoft appeared to be so consumed in its work regarding Windows 10 rumors started floating that they were planning to sell their Xbox division. The dark clouds have lifted over and now we have the truth which points in the opposite direction. Microsoft is planning to integrate their Xbox division such that all Xbox One games can be streamed to PC and tablets that contain Windows 10 as the operating system.
As confirmed by VentureBeat not only can the games be streamed natively to the systems, they can also be streamed using remote play.
In a presentation of an event, Xbox Division head Phil Spencer showcased Forza Horizon 2 using this remote stream, it seemed to perform very well without any noticeable problems. I am sure all Xbox One owners are waiting to get their hands on such an exclusive service of Microsoft.
