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Microsoft's compact Xbox Cloud Gaming controller leaks with Wi-Fi

An unannounced, compact Xbox Cloud Gaming controller from Microsoft has been leaked, revealing a design reminiscent of 8BitDo devices but with familiar Xbox button aesthetics. This controller reportedly utilizes Wi-Fi for a lower-latency connection directly to Microsoft's cloud gaming service, a departure from standard Bluetooth. It also features a rechargeable battery and is powered by a Realtek chipset with an ARM Cortex A7 processor. AI

IMPACT This controller's direct Wi-Fi connection could improve cloud gaming latency, enhancing the user experience for cloud-based gaming services.

RANK_REASON Leak of an unannounced consumer hardware product.

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Microsoft's compact Xbox Cloud Gaming controller leaks with Wi-Fi

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Lawrence Bonk) ·

    Microsoft's unreleased cloud controller has been spotted in the wild and it's teeny

    It reportedly uses Wi-Fi to directly connect to the Xbox Cloud Gaming service, for lower latency.