The launch of Steam Deck is naturally to allow players to play games on Valve’s Steam platform anytime, anywhere, but it will be more convenient if they can play games on other platforms. According to The Verge, Microsoft is preparing to let gamers play content from their Xbox Cloud Gaming by launching a beta of the Edge browser for Steam Deck. In Microsoft’s tutorial, it is recommended to prepare a mouse and keyboard to enter some script codes during the installation process, but then it can be operated on a stand-alone computer.
A representative from Microsoft revealed that “this is just the beginning of playing games in Edge”, and the user experience will be gradually improved in the future, and the player community can also report back to them at any time.
Microsoft is very interested in Valve’s new Steam Deck. It has previously revealed that it will launch optimized versions of first-party games such as Deathloop and Psychonauts 2 on Steam Deck. Recently, the Windows driver has also been released to prepare for flashing into the Windows system. . It can be seen that Microsoft has a multi-directional plan for the development of the game field, and hopes that players can invest in Xbox content on any platform.