This feature is expanding to include more supported titles, enhancing the library of games available for streaming.

Moreover, games from the original Xbox and Xbox 360 libraries will soon become compatible with remote streaming, adding even more options for gamers.

The Xbox mobile app will also allow users to purchase games and subscribe to Xbox Game Pass again, a feature that was announced recently.

Microsoft has announced a series of updates to the Xbox platform aimed at enhancing the gaming experience on mobile devices and consoles.

As part of this update, the Remote Play feature will be removed from the Xbox mobile app, with users now accessing it through xbox.com/remoteplay.

Looking ahead, Microsoft plans to bring the 'Stream Your Own Game' feature to the Xbox PC app later in 2025, which currently allows users to stream games they own on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One consoles.

In addition, users can redeem Game Pass Perks via the mobile app, with these features launching in beta.

This functionality, which was previously available years ago, will be reintroduced in a beta version before expanding to all users on both Android and iOS.

Lastly, a new 'Free up space' tool will assist users in managing storage on their consoles, complemented by enhanced game hubs for detailed game information.

One significant change is the expansion of Xbox Remote Play to additional platforms, allowing console game streaming through web browsers on mobile devices and smart TVs, including Samsung and Amazon Fire TV.

New support for cloud streaming of purchased games on Xbox consoles is available immediately, enhancing the flexibility of gaming options.

Additionally, support for Meta Quest is being introduced, further broadening the range of devices compatible with Xbox gaming.