Xbox Series S/X Users with Game Pass Ultimate Can Now Stream Their Own Games
Microsoft Brings ‘Stream Your Own Game’ to Xbox Series S/X Consoles
Microsoft is expanding its popular ‘stream your own game’ feature, officially bringing it to all Xbox Series S and X consoles for Game Pass Ultimate subscribers. Previously available on PCs, smartphones, tablets, handhelds, and other supported devices, the feature now allows console players to stream both games they own and titles available through the Game Pass library — no download necessary.
The update was announced as part of Xbox’s April software rollout. With this change, Xbox consoles join an already extensive list of devices where cloud gaming is supported, including Samsung Smart TVs, Amazon Fire TV devices, Meta Quest VR headsets, and any browser-enabled devices like laptops and tablets. Microsoft continues to blur the lines between console and cloud by making it easier to access games wherever and whenever players want.
Using the ‘stream your own game’ option is simple for Xbox Series S/X owners. Players can navigate to My games & apps > Full library > Owned Games to find titles they have purchased. Games that are cloud-enabled will show a special cloud icon on their page. There’s also a handy “Cloud Gaming” filter that helps users quickly spot all available titles ready for instant play without clogging up valuable hard drive space.
In addition to expanding the feature, Xbox has also grown its cloud-compatible game library. Over 100 titles are now ready for streaming by Game Pass Ultimate members, with recent additions like Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, LEGO Marvel Superheroes, Squirrel with a Gun, and Subnautica 2. Microsoft also confirmed that 19 more games are set to join the lineup soon, ensuring players have even more reasons to take advantage of the seamless streaming experience on their Xbox consoles.
