Microsoft is looking to help developers create on all platforms with Microsoft Game Stack. Also, Xbox Live isn’t just for Xbox any more.
For years Microsoft and Xbox were synonymous when it came to gaming, but lately the company has been hinting they plan to take a more platform-agnostic approach going forward. The company has pushed hard for crossplay, there are rumors Xbox Game Pass may come to new platforms, and project xCloud will soon let players stream high-end games on mobile devices. Well, after teasing it last month, Microsoft has announced their latest cross-platform initiative – Microsoft Game Stack.
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Microsoft Game Stack brings all the company’s development platforms and tools, including Xbox Live, Azure, PlayFab, Direct X, Mixer, Virtual Studio, and Simplygon, together under one umbrella.
