Stream games or anything else from your PC to your Xbox One with the new Wireless Display app.

Microsoft continues to break down the barriers between consoles and PCs, now allowing you to play games you might have on your PC via an Xbox One in a rather nifty way.

The new Wireless Display app was released by Microsoft today on Xbox One and it allows you to stream content that you have on your PC directly to your Xbox One to then view on your TV. While the Wireless Display app is for all purposes other than just gaming, it will stream anything that appears on your PC to the Xbox One. So if you want to open up your Steam library, launch a game, and play it through your Xbox One, you can do that. Anything you want to do on your PC is basically just mirrored through your Xbox One.

Best of all, the Wireless Display app allows you to control your inputs on the screen with your Xbox One controller. As of now though, keyboard and mouse support has yet to be integrated into the Wireless Display app on Xbox One. Even though the Xbox One has recently gained the keyboard and mouse support for certain games, the Wireless Display app only works with an actual controller for the moment. Still, maybe Microsoft could add the support for actual PC devices in the future.

If you have a PC and Xbox One yourself and want to try this out for yourself, you should be able to right now. Below you can find a video from Tom Warren showing off just how simple and convenient it is to use.

This is how Microsoft’s new Wireless Display app works. You can use it to control a PC via your Xbox One, and stream PC games to the console and play them with controller https://t.co/tqtqEAZVLU pic.twitter.com/nbX5KySu0m

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) March 13, 2019

Posted: Mar 15, 2019 12:09 pm
Related Forum: Xbox Forum

Source: https://www.dualshockers.com/xbox-one-stream-pc-games-to-console/