Microsoft will allow any purchased Xbox game to be played in the cloud

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In the coming months,

will begin offering a new cloud gaming service, but unlike its subscription product,

, this one will allow you to play games purchased directly from the

Store .

This means that users will have access to the titles in their

without the need to install them on the machine they are playing on, including

, and without the need to pay a monthly subscription service.

At first, the

will only be available in some games, but

's idea is to gradually expand the catalog of compatible titles.

This service is an important boost to

strategy , in which the games run on a remote server and, therefore, do not require a very powerful

(PC or console).

The

service already offered this experience as a complement to downloading games, but it is a limited catalog that changes every month and has a

.

Other companies, such as

or Nvidia, also offer the possibility of playing games purchased in the cloud, without the need to install them on a local machine.

In the case of

it is only about those purchased within the Stadia service.

digital stores

and play previously purchased titles, although with a time limit if the monthly subscription service is not used.

's commitment

will also be complemented by a boost to demo versions of games, also in the cloud.

Codenamed Project Moorcroft,

is preparing a platform for developers large and small to publish

and demos of their games and be compensated for the time players spend playing them.

An app for Samsung TVs

In addition to this new service,

is also preparing an application for Samsung televisions that will give access to the

service and games available in the cloud without a subscription, such as Fortnite.

This app will allow you to play games

using a remote control connected by Bluetooth to the television and will be available from June 30.

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