Xbox Cloud Gaming to Support Entire Game Catalog in 2024, Microsoft Confirms

The long-awaited feature will allow gamers to play all purchased titles in the cloud, marking a significant expansion of the service.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer confirmed that Xbox users will be able to play their entire catalog of games in the cloud later in 2024.
The feature, first announced in 2019, will allow gamers to continue playing their purchased games in the cloud, even if those titles are removed from Game Pass Ultimate.
Xbox Cloud Gaming has become increasingly popular, enabling gamers to play a large number of popular titles on remote hardware.
Four current first-party games, including community-driven and smaller titles, will be coming to other consoles in the near future.
Despite advancing its cloud gaming service, Microsoft has no plans to exit the console business, with promises of a significant technical leap in the next hardware generation.