Xbox chief tweets “accidentally” revealing prototype streaming device
The rumored Xbox streaming device was revealed in the latest tweet from brand head Phil Spencer, and Xbox officials also confirmed that this is an “old prototype.”
Image credit / Phil Spencer
On October 10th, Phil Spencer shared a photo of the collection shelf on Twitter to celebrate the 25th anniversary of “Fallout”, and some sharp-eyed netizens found something unusual: an unannounced device from Xbox appeared in the corner of the screen, which was larger than the Xbox next to it. The controller is still small, with the Xbox logo on the surface and a button on the other side.
Now what did we say about putting old prototypes on your shelf boss
— Xbox (@Xbox) October 10, 2022
“The Verge” Microsoft line reporter Tom Warren categorically said that this「100%」It is a game streaming device developed by Microsoft, code-named “Keystone”. The principle of the device is similar to that of a streaming stick. By connecting it to a TV via HDMI, the Xbox Game Pass cloud gaming service can be streamed on a large screen.
Interestingly, the official Xbox Twitter commented under the tweet shortly after: “What are we going to say to the boss who put the old prototype on the bookshelf?” He was “accidentally” exposed in the live broadcast two years ago Xbox Series S。
Since Microsoft announced its Xbox Everywhere plan, plans to make Xbox gaming services accessible to non-console gamers include adding “Fornite” to the Xbox Cloud Gaming lineup, and then partnering with Samsung to build the Xbox TV app into TVs and monitors.Microsoft recentlyconfirmconfirmed the existence of Keystone and indicated that a streaming device was being developed in-house. In May, it was rumored that Keystone would be published within the next year.
