A long rumored streaming stick offering Xbox Cloud Gaming, code named ‘Keystone’, has finally been confirmed as being real
A long rumored streaming stick offering Xbox Cloud Gaming, code named «Keystone», has finally been confirmed as being real. However, Microsoft is not quite ready to take the dongle to market, as the company wants to explore additional iterations first. First hinted as Project Hobart, and later referred to internally as Keystone, the affordable dongle from Microsoft is no longer a rumor. The dongle will allow users to run Xbox Game Pass and its cloud gaming service, similar to Chromecast and Google Stadia, according to a report from Windows Central. «As announced last year, we’ve been working on a game-streaming device, codename Keystone, that can be connected to any TV or monitor without the need for a console», stated a Microsoft spokesperson.
