Though Microsoft's game delivery service isn't quite ready for primetime yet, it's far more advanced than expected: Project xCloud, which is currently beta-testing by Microsoft employees, can already stream 3.500 games from Cloud with another 1.900 potentially titled games on your drive. manner. Microsoft today revealed this information and other key information in a new Xbox Wire blog and announced that other information would be revealed soon. The key point of today's article is that Microsoft offers a number of games that are already compatible with the Xbox One, Xbox 360 and Xbox games library services. Originally, and claims that any game released on Xbox One could be xCloud compatible without additional work from developers. To deliver these games to customers, Microsoft has deployed xCloud servers in data centers across 13 Azure regions, including North America, Europe, and Asia, and announced that it will continue to build more centers. of its development. It's also interesting to note that Microsoft reports that developers like Capcom and Paradox are currently testing servers and have updated their dev kit to include cloud-specific APIs. In some examples provided by Microsoft, new developer tools allow creators to make cloud multiplayer games more transparent by moving all connections to the same server and allowing games to resize font size according to the Screen used.