"Microsoft has announced that it has collaborated with LG to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to select internet-connected vehicles. By using LG's webOS Automotive platform, passengers will be able to stream and play games directly from the Xbox app. Players will need to have an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription and an automotive data plan to access their gaming library, but Microsoft says that it will give them instant access to hundreds of games via Game Pass as well."
"Next Generation at Xbox VP Jason Ronald also recently spoke about Microsoft's plans for its next-gen Xbox console, explaining that the company envisions players having options to play games while they're out and about and then pick up from where they left off by using dedicated hardware. "It's really just focused on how players like playing games in the current environment and just designing and building a platform with them at the center," Ronald said."
Microsoft and LG partnered to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to select internet-connected vehicles using LG's webOS Automotive platform. Passengers can stream and play games directly from the Xbox app on in-car displays. Access requires an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription and an automotive data plan, which unlocks instant access to hundreds of Game Pass titles. Demonstrations focus on rear-seat gameplay to avoid driver distractions. The move aligns with a broader push to let players access Xbox without owning a console, and the company envisions mobile play that can resume seamlessly on dedicated hardware.
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