Have you ever thought of playing your Xbox on your phone on your tablet? Right? Well, that is Project X Cloud and I'm just going to show you how it actually works. Let's jump in. So the very first time we saw Project X Cloud was at E3 2019. We've got a video on that. It was smooth. It was also choppy at times. But we finally got it in-house. Now you can go ahead and sign up for our Project X Cloud preview. I'll have a link for you guys down below. But I've been using it for about a month or so and I have to say I've enjoyed the experience and I've enjoyed what Microsoft has done with this. So the very first thing you need is an Android device. There's no app available for iOS. But once you get it and you download the application, it is a very straightforward process. You sign into your Xbox account and boom, you're good to go. Now here's the funny thing. Once you're actually going to play a game, it signs you out of your console if your console is on and it basically signs you in here. So moving your Xbox from your console to here. Now all you can do on Project X Cloud now is stream games and they are a bunch of games. 50 games in total. Yes, Microsoft said take that project study or study it from Google. You know that we've got more games than you do. But that's besides that point, there are a ton of games there. You know there's Gears 5, this Halo 5, this is original Gears, this 4th Stalker Rising 4. It's only a Cry 5, just course 4. You know, Madden 2020, there's also WWE 2K 2020. So a lot of games, it looks like you're going to be adding more and more games to that list. So I like that. When I first started, it was only 4 games. But going into the application and looking at what the application has, once you actually signing, you've got your list of games. It says all games you can kind of jump through and scroll through or you can search for games with a search icon. At the very bottom of your home, your feedback, and then you've got your account information that says Thunder Emperor, so follow me on Xbox. At the top left hand corner, there's a little 3 bar icon. You tap on that and that can switch you into console streaming. Currently that option is not available but it allows you to stream directly from your console. So if your games are not available on Project X Cloud, you can stream that directly. So if it's a third party game that say Microsoft hasn't actually put on X Cloud and you own it, then you can stream it directly from your console. Now also Microsoft stated that Project X Cloud next year 2020 will have streaming for Xbox Game Pass, which is one of the best services ever. If you don't have Game Pass, go ahead and get it, especially Game Pass ultimate for PC. You can stream those e-conops or download these games on PC as well. But that will be coming in the future. So what's the gameplay process here? You pick a game you want to play and let's say we go to Gears, sorry, Devil May Cry 5. We click on that and you have the option to play. Now when you press play, the first time, if you haven't connected a controller, it would say set up Go to Bluetooth Sets and Connected Controller. Now currently an Xbox controller is what I'm using. I'm using the brand new Elite Controller. It is absolutely dynamite. Love the controller. Check out my video on it. I truly like it. It makes the game play process pretty easy because it's a standard Xbox controller. I think Microsoft went away from unspeak control. I think that's a smart thing to give you the same experience. They did say that they will also support more simple controllers in the future. All the Razer controllers, including as well, the Sony PlayStation 4 Dual Shock controller. Yes. So you can actually have a Dual Shock controller on playing Xbox games. Pretty cool. The Razer Jungle Cat, which I have, I haven't done my video on yet, is truly the perfect Xbox controller. I like the look of this bad boy and I can't wait for that update to play my games because it makes the whole process really portable and easy to take around with you. But once you have your controller, you jump into the game. It's a set up process and boom, you're good to go. You start playing and I've got to say the gameplay experience is being really good. When I initially started a month ago, there was some chopperness. I will agree and I'll mention that. But they've been fixing this and there's a lot of, they actually a lot of feedback questions on here. But the gameplay process now is smooth. I was playing Devil May Cry 5. I was playing Gears. Gears still is the one that gives me a little bit of chopperness. I will agree. But for the Horizon 4, that just ran pretty smooth. I was actually on my data plan and you realize that until later on that, oh wow, I was on a Wi-Fi. And it runs fairly the same on data and Wi-Fi you don't notice the drops. There's an icon that's while you're losing signal, your signal is getting worse, that kind of thing in there. And I think that because it's also 720p, that helps. Now a lot of the other companies are claiming 4K or more streaming and I don't think it's possible in LTE. And I'm sure maybe Microsoft will mention that, hey, look, when 5G is more accessible, we're going to have that 5G option. But it feels like playing in Xbox on your phone. And you can do this also on a tablet as well. So you've got a tablet that makes a lot of sense. I see this as making it look the portable Xbox experience. You look down in the future, Microsoft says look, we're going to have an app for iOS. I'm sure they will also have apps for TVs as well. So you buy a TV, all you need is a controller. And then you can stream your games. Now think about it. If you want to play Xbox game, your buying is literally what device you already have. That makes it easy. If you're a controller, most likely you might have one if you're not, then it's a $50 purchase. Then the biggest purchase of yours in the future would be Xbox Game Pass, which streaming. And that's probably about $60 a year or so. And boom, you're done. You're paying a smaller price to jump in. Now the other services out there, the stadium is coming out and the stadium has a founder to pack $129. But you have to pay for every game. So right now, Project X Cloud is free. By the way, there's no payments available. You can sign up or link to be down there for you guys below. But you get to enjoy a lot of these games. And the experience is truly nice. It's getting better. There are some kinks like when you have notifications and you get into that notification. It kind of freezes the game. You can have to back out and do things against. What I would like to see them is add a game mode so that actually blocks all notifications off or tie into game modes for any smartphone. Galaxy devices have it. A gaming phone has it. So once you click on game mode and you click on the application, Xbox Game Streaming, then you have that ability to block out all notifications. You can enjoy your gameplay sessions right there. And it does actually affect your gaming experience. That is what I would like to see. But so far, it's been good. I'm loving the improvements. I can't wait to try it more controllers. Trust me, that Jungle Katz is calling me saying this is my mobile gaming experience. I was joking with Daniel the Hey Look. I was likely to finish years five while playing on my phone instead of my TV. Which to me is insane. I love massive TVs. I do a lot of TV coverage. And I like playing games on TVs. But I'm enjoying this experience. And even though it's a beta experience, it's going to turn out well. So go ahead, use the link down below to check it out. If you have any questions, any comments about this, let me know. I have more videos about this on my gaming channel. I'll do a review of that. That Jungle Kat controller on my gaming channel as well. It's board gamer. Go check it out. Otherwise, check out more content here from board at work. If you have any questions, any comments, let me know. Subscribe and always enjoy entertainment.