'Windows 10' Operating System to Support Support Xbox One Streaming; Play Games From Anywhere!

Microsoft's Phil Spencer introduced the latest PC operating system - Windows 10 that will readily support Xbox One game streaming. Now, one would be able to play Xbox One games anywhere in their house, according to Spencer. Windows 10 will make it possible to stream the game to Windows 10 PC's and tablets. The future option of supporting the streaming function on Windows Phones will probably come later. The players would be able to stream games like Forza Horizon once they are able to sync their Xbox One with another gadget such as Surface Pro 3.

According to Spencer, Microsoft will discuss the game-streaming option later this year during the Game Developers Conference that is scheduled to be held in March. The aim of Microsoft is to improve the gaming experience for the players and put them in the middle of the complete experience. The company is now getting the core of Windows 10 to the Xbox One and this makes it possible for the developers to get all their apps and games from Windows Phone to the latest console from Microsoft.

Windows 10 arrives to get everything on different devices including those apps and games. The new Xbox app that connects across Xbox, PC and mobile will also now allow one to text and chat. Get ready to do everything one loves to do on Xbox Live on every Windows device they have. Go ahead and stream all of those Xbox One games to any device with Windows 10 that will run across an unbelievably comprehensive set of devices, from 4-inch screens to as big as 80-inch screens.

Today, there is no Windows app that has made it to the console practically, but it seems that Microsoft is all set to change that. Windows 10 will allow gamers to experience Xbox and the Windows on the same device.