Xbox is said to release X-series blade servers for cloud gaming

According to numerous online reports, Xbox Xbox X Blade servers now work in some games and provide a huge performance boost.

Cloud gaming service from X-Box It started with Xbox One S consoles on blade servers, but Microsoft It recently confirmed its plans to upgrade its servers to Xbox Series X in the near future.

“We are now in the final stages of internal testing and it will be an experiment [Xbox Game Pass] The final members are getting better over the next few weeks Karim ChoudaryHead of the Cloud Games Department Microsoft, in advance this month.

Although Microsoft has yet to make an official announcement about the rollout of Xbox Series X blade servers for cloud gaming, many users have reported significant improvements in load times and frame rates.

It looks like xCloud just got the Xbox Series X upgrade for some games. Yakuza, Rainbow Six Siege, and others offer 120fps or gfx options and load faster pic.twitter.com/BUU866V0BF

Tom Warren June 22, 2021

According to the summary of user accounts on RESTERA The following games appear to use Xbox Series X server codes:

• rainbow six sig
• Outriders
• sea ​​of ​​thieves
• Yakuza like a dragon
• Wolfenstein Youngblood
• gears 5
• Ori and the will of wisps
• The Sheikh’s Manuscripts Online
• gear tactics
• MLB Presentation
• No Man’s Sky
• state of decay 2
• ARK: Survival Evolved
• sea ​​call
• Conan Exiles
• CrossCode
• Dark Alliance
• Died in broad daylight
• descendant
• Desperados III
• Fate 2
• dirt 5
• for honor
• Gunner 2
• grounded
• Hello MCC
• Haven
• human fall flat
• Manateer
• minecraft dungeons
• Morcred
• planet coaster
• second extinction
• Stellaris
• Subnautica
• Delete Superhot Mind Control
• Falconeer
• the tourist
• wild at heart
• Warhammer Vemintide 2
• We are a little happy
• yes your blessing
• zombie army 4

Microsoft currently offers cloud games on mobile devices and web browsers as part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription service, and cloud games are being added directly to the Xbox app on PC and will be integrated into the Xbox console experience later this year.