Microsoft has expanded the availability of its Xbox app to include Arm-based Windows 11 PCs, allowing users to download and enjoy a wide range of titles from the Xbox PC app game catalog on these devices. (blogs.windows.com)
This development is part of Microsoft's ongoing efforts to improve gaming experiences on Arm laptops. Notably, over 85% of the Game Pass catalog is now compatible with Arm-based Windows 11 PCs. (blogs.windows.com)
To further enhance gaming performance on Arm devices, Microsoft has been collaborating with developers to increase game compatibility. For titles that are not yet supported for local play on Arm-based Windows 11 PCs, users can still access them via Xbox Cloud Gaming. (blogs.windows.com)
This move aligns with the anticipated release of Nvidia's N1X processor, an Arm-based CPU designed for high-performance laptops. The N1X is expected to debut in early 2026, potentially offering graphics performance comparable to the RTX 5070. (techradar.com)
By expanding the Xbox app to Arm-based Windows 11 PCs, Microsoft is enhancing the gaming ecosystem, providing users with more flexibility and access to a broader range of gaming experiences.
Nvidia's N1X Processor and Gaming on Arm-Based PCs:
- Processor ARM race heats up as Nvidia could soon challenge Intel, AMD and Apple with its N1X laptop CPU, Published on Tuesday, January 20
- NVIDIA-powered Windows on Arm laptops may finally be launching in 2026, Published on Tuesday, January 20