That just seems like such a strange offering. The number of supported devices is fairly low[0], and you already need to have purchased the game (well hold a license to the game). Some of the supported devices are Xboxes and some are Smart TVs, in that setup it would make more sense to have the TV use your own Xbox (assuming that they are on the same LAN).

The price seems a little high, as I expect them to be before tax and currency conversion, but mostly I struggle to see who this is for.

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/games-apps/cloud-gaming/...

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paxy 2 hours ago | parent [-]

How is this number "fairly low"? It supports every Windows and Mac PC, iOS, Android, Xbox, Quest VR and most major TVs and TV sticks. What exactly are you gaming on?

	▲	mrweasel an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Okay, that might have been worded wrong. I don't the device selection as being particularly supportive of more than a few limited use cases. If you're at home it would make more sense to support your Xbox streaming to your VR headset or Smart TV, you shouldn't have to go via the cloud. If you're out, on vacation or something, then sure streaming to your phone or tablet makes sense, but you're not going to sign in to a random Smart TV or PC with your Xbox account (at least Microsoft shouldn't encourage that behaviour). That just seems like such a limited use case to me.
	▲	apopapo an hour ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Apparently there is no GNU/Linux support at all.