Of course, considering Wreckfest is available natively on Xbox One, it's best to play it there versus streaming it.Īt the moment, neither Microsoft or Nvidia have announced native GeForce Now support. It's been discovered that gamers can use the Xbox Edge browser for more than just surfing the web, though it can also be used to run classic PlayStation 1 and Nintendo 64 games. For Chip, he found the overall responsiveness to be adequate for gameplay. How to set up Microsoft Edge (after Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta)) On the Steam Desktop, select Application Launcher > Internet, then right-click on Microsoft Edge. But when he tried again, it worked with full controller functionality.īecause GeForce now streams games via the internet, to get things working as seamlessly as possible, it's best to have consoles connected via Ethernet. His first attempt caused Microsoft Edge to crash. This would force Chip to restart Edge and try again.įor example, in one instance Chip tried getting Wreckfest to run. When we say its available, we mean it this isnt a half-baked port. Some games that do have controller support would work, but then sometimes it wouldn't. As of yesterday, Microsofts Chromium-based Edge browser became available on both current and last-gen Xbox consoles. Weirdly, while Edge does allow keyboard use, there's no mouse functionality at this time.Ĭhip also found the overall process to be finicky.
He tried getting Quake II RTX running, just to find that it only has keyboard and mouse support. First, only games that support the controller will work. From there, users can log into their GeForce Now account.Īccording to Chip, it's not a perfect solution to play your PC library on Xbox.
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