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Old 7th November 2022, 15:09   #1
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Default Xbox Cloud Gaming gets a resolution boost on Steam Deck and ChromeOS

Folks who access Xbox Cloud Gaming through a browser on ChromeOS and Linux systems (including Steam Deck) will likely now have an improved experience. The game-streaming service should be available at a higher resolution on those platforms. It should run more smoothly as well.

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