Xbox App Launches on Arm-based Windows 11 PCs
Microsoft has made significant strides in gaming on its Windows 11 platform, particularly for Arm-based PCs. The company recently announced the availability of the Xbox app on all Arm-based Windows 11 devices, providing a familiar gaming experience for users.
Xbox App Now Available on Arm-based Windows 11 PCs
This launch marks a notable achievement for gamers, as it allows players to access over 85% of the Game Pass catalog. This compatibility continues to expand, with ongoing efforts to broaden support for more games.
Enhanced Gaming Features
- DirectX Advances: Modern graphics have improved, offering faster and more immersive gameplay.
- Prism Emulator: Now supports AVX and AVX2, enhancing compatibility for contemporary titles.
- Epic Anti-Cheat Support: Enables popular games like Gears of War: Reloaded and Fortnite to function on these devices.
- Windows Performance Fit: Helps players identify which titles will run effectively based on their system specifications.
For titles that may not run locally yet, players can utilize Xbox Cloud Gaming, ensuring they can still enjoy gaming while compatibility expands.
Collaborative Efforts in Gaming Development
Microsoft is actively collaborating with OEMs, game studios, and silicon innovators to enhance catalog compatibility across diverse gaming platforms. The focus remains on improving performance and providing seamless gaming experiences on desktops, handhelds, and Arm-based devices.
The company emphasizes that every update and new title reflects feedback from the gaming community, which drives ongoing enhancements.
Looking Ahead
Microsoft expresses excitement about the future, with plans to introduce more games, features, and improvements for Arm-based Windows 11 PCs. Players can expect a continually evolving gaming experience as the ecosystem grows and adapts.
