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SK Telecom and Microsoft Expands Project xCloud Preview

SK Telecom and Microsoft Expands Project xCloud Preview

Gaming Jan 21,2020 0

SK Telecom and Microsoft will expand Project xCloud Preview in Korea, inviting more players to participate, adding new games, and delivering the Microsoft Game Streaming app via the One Store beginning Tuesday, January 21, 2020.

Project xCloud is Microsoft’s game streaming technology that allows gamers to play Xbox games directly from the cloud on mobile devices while connected to the internet.

As an exclusive business operating partner of Project xCloud, SK Telecom has launched the public preview for Project xCloud in Korea in October 2019 for its selected customers.

At present, public previews for Project xCloud are being provided in the United States, United Kingdom and Korea. According to Microsoft, Project xCloud preview participants in Korea are on average spending 1.75 times more time gaming and revisiting three times more compared to the participants in the United States and United Kingdom.

SK Telecom and Microsoft will invite more gamers into the preview. Moreover, SK Telecom and Microsoft will increase the number of games for Project xCloud preview in Korea from 29 (as of November 2019) to 85 titles, including homegrown Korea-developed favorites such as “Black Desert” and “Tera.” And around 40 of these games will provide Korean subtitles or voice-overs, and more games that support the Korean language will be added to the preview over time.

Gamers interested in joining the Project xCloud preview can register at the official webpage (https://m.sktelecom5gx.com/mobile/general/xcloud/main). Those who have previously registered do not need to register again, and invites will begin rolling out on January 21, 2020.

Once invited, the Project xCloud preview can be accessed free-of-charge on Android devices through the Xbox Game Streaming Preview app in the One Store, now the exclusive app store for Project xCloud in Korea. The previously-registered gamers who have downloaded the preview app from the Google Play Store can update their apps via the One Store.

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