Microsoft just released a new update for Xbox Cloud Gaming that finally brings mouse and keyboard support, after teasing the feature for years. The tool is currently in beta release and works with ...

Microsoft is adding the ability to use a mouse and keyboard to its suite of games available through Xbox Cloud Gaming via browser, or the Xbox App on Windows PCs. For now, only a small number of games ...

Microsoft and Xbox have announced the May update for Xbox has begun rolling out. The update adds mouse and keyboard support for Xbox Cloud Gaming, as well as a new Senua's Saga: Hellblade II channel ...

A little over two years ago, Jorg Neumann, the head of Microsoft Flight Simulator, confirmed that Xbox Cloud Gaming users would soon be able to play games with their keyboard and mouse, ditching the ...

Keyboard and mouse support looks to finally be making its way to the Xbox Cloud Gaming service. Users participating in the Xbox Insiders program will be seeing an Xbox Update Preview available in the ...

Microsoft revealed today that Xbox enthusiasts who are members of the Insider program can now begin testing out mouse and keyboard support for Xbox Cloud Gaming. More like this How to Start Playing ...

Windows I've moved on from Microsoft's Xbox controllers, but this new feature is something I've wanted for years on Windows 11 Gaming Microsoft is reportedly gearing up to launch a free ad-supported ...

Microsoft enables mouse and keyboard support in Xbox Cloud Gaming beta for Xbox Insiders, previewing with Fortnite, Sea of Thieves, Halo Infinite, controller UI elements, and ALT+F9 shortcut.

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The web version of Xbox Cloud Gaming has lacked mouse and keyboard support until today. The company is enabling mouse and keyboard support in open beta. Update 5/15: Following the initial announcement ...

It's taken much longer than expected but Microsoft is finally bringing keyboard and mouse (KBM) support to certain Xbox Cloud Gaming titles. We first heard that the company planned to do so in March ...