Xbox Nano Controller brings back the Stadia cloud-gaming idea for $50
Xbox Nano Controller brings back the Stadia cloud-gaming idea for $50
Xbox Nano Controller brings back the Stadia cloud-gaming idea for $50
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- Microsoft's $50 Xbox Nano Controller is a compact gamepad built for smaller hands and travel, but it also revives an idea from Google's old Stadia controller: connecting directly to cloud gaming over Wi-Fi instead of through a phone or console.
- The feature, called Cloud connect, is still in preview and under development, and a similar capability is expected on a future Xbox Elite controller.
- The Nano keeps the standard Xbox layout in a much smaller body, though it drops the headphone jack and rumble to keep the price down.
- Microsoft's $50 Xbox Nano Controller is a compact gamepad built for smaller hands and travel, but it also revives an idea from Google's old Stadia controller: connecting directly to cloud gaming over Wi-Fi instead of through a phone or console.
- The feature, called Cloud connect, is still in preview and under development, and a similar capability is expected on a future Xbox Elite controller.
- The Nano keeps the standard Xbox layout in a much smaller body, though it drops the headphone jack and rumble to keep the price down.
- Microsoft's $50 Xbox Nano Controller is a compact gamepad built for smaller hands and travel, but it also revives an idea from Google's old Stadia controller: connecting directly to cloud gaming over Wi-Fi instead of through a phone or console.
- The feature, called Cloud connect, is still in preview and under development, and a similar capability is expected on a future Xbox Elite controller.
- The Nano keeps the standard Xbox layout in a much smaller body, though it drops the headphone jack and rumble to keep the price down.
Microsoft's $50 Xbox Nano Controller is a compact gamepad built for smaller hands and travel, but it also revives an idea from Google's old Stadia controller: connecting directly to cloud gaming over Wi-Fi instead of through a phone or console. The feature, called Cloud connect, is still in preview and under development, and a similar capability is expected on a future Xbox Elite controller. The Nano keeps the standard Xbox layout in a much smaller body, though it drops the headphone jack and rumble to keep the price down.
Microsoft's $50 Xbox Nano Controller is a compact gamepad built for smaller hands and travel, but it also revives an idea from Google's old Stadia controller: connecting directly to cloud gaming over Wi-Fi instead of through a phone or console. The feature, called Cloud connect, is still in preview and under development, and a similar capability is expected on a future Xbox Elite controller. The Nano keeps the standard Xbox layout in a much smaller body, though it drops the headphone jack and rumble to keep the price down.
Microsoft's $50 Xbox Nano Controller is a compact gamepad built for smaller hands and travel, but it also revives an idea from Google's old Stadia controller: connecting directly to cloud gaming over Wi-Fi instead of through a phone or console. The feature, called Cloud connect, is still in preview and under development, and a similar capability is expected on a future Xbox Elite controller. The Nano keeps the standard Xbox layout in a much smaller body, though it drops the headphone jack and rumble to keep the price down.
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