In an exciting development for gamers, Microsoft has dropped hints about a "more affordable" version of its Xbox Cloud Gaming service. This move aims to make cloud gaming more accessible to a wider audience.

During a recent episode of the Official Xbox Podcast, Jason Ronald, Xbox's vice president of gaming devices and ecosystem, emphasized the company’s commitment to reaching even more players. He stated, "Many gamers are already using Game Pass Ultimate to dive into the cloud, whether it’s their main gaming method or a way to play on the go."

Ronald elaborated on Microsoft's strategy to expand the cloud gaming service: "This opens up opportunities to introduce a more budget-friendly option, reaching new regions and providing innovative ways for players to access the Xbox cloud."

In addition to cloud gaming, Ronald also discussed Microsoft’s recently announced multi-year partnership with AMD, focusing on enhancing next-gen consoles, handheld devices, and cloud infrastructure. He noted that this collaboration is set to push the boundaries of gaming technology.

"We’re deeply invested in innovating hardware and silicon, paving the way for the next generation of gaming devices," said Ronald. "With AMD, we’re creating specialized silicon to deliver groundbreaking gaming experiences and advancing rendering technologies that will redefine gameplay."

Moreover, he excitedly shared, "We’re also committed to incorporating dedicated silicon that will bring transformative AI capabilities to the gaming world, opening doors to experiences developers have never been able to create before."

With these developments on the horizon, Xbox enthusiasts have much to look forward to, as Microsoft works to make cloud gaming not just more affordable, but also a revolutionary experience!