Xbox is expanding Xbox Cloud Gaming to more televisions by bringing a new Xbox app to certain VIDAA OS-compatible smart TVs, including Hisense models. The update gives Xbox Game Pass subscribers another way to access supported games without buying a dedicated Xbox console.
With Xbox Cloud Gaming, players can stream titles directly over the internet instead of installing them on console hardware. By adding support for more smart TVs, Microsoft is continuing its push to make Xbox Game Pass available across a wider range of devices, including screens people already use at home.
The latest rollout focuses on Hisense and other compatible TVs running VIDAA OS. For users with supported models, the new Xbox app is intended to make game streaming more accessible from the living room, reducing the need for extra hardware while still tapping into the growing Xbox Cloud Gaming library.
The announcement also suggests renewed momentum for Xbox's broader smart TV strategy. As cloud gaming support reaches more platforms, Game Pass is becoming less tied to traditional consoles and more centered on app-based access across different kinds of devices.
