Note that Microsoft Edge Canary is the version of the browser that gets early and experimental features, but may sometimes be buggy as a result. Let JD Fenix be your introduction to Clarity Boost.Īs you can see, Clarity Boost is meant to enhance the image of a streamed game, which tends to lose a bit of luster as compared to games installed natively on a console or PC. Open the more actions menu, shown as “(…)” on screen.To enable Clarity Boost, go to login and start a game, such as Sea of Thieves or Forza Horizon 5.To confirm you are in Microsoft Edge Canary, navigate to edge://settings/help to make sure you are on version.If you can access the Microsoft Edge browser, you can play Xbox Game Pass games via the cloud with Clarity Boost by following these instructions: The feature comes in partnership with Microsoft Edge, which makes Clarity Boost a real team effort within the offices of Redmond, Washington-or more likely, the home offices of those employees, given the world events of the last two years. The steps are brief but specific, so without following Microsoft’s directions, you won’t get to experience the improvements of Clarity Boost. If you want to get the most out of your cloud streaming experience, here’s how to use Clarity Boost for Xbox Cloud Gaming when playing on a browser. The service has been improving over time and its latest new feature, Clarity Boost, is opt-in for players. The service lets you stream well over 100 games across your mobile devices, consoles, and PCs with no downloads, giving you more time to play and less time to wait. Some Microsoft-published titles purchased individually (not part of the Game Pass subscription) are already available to stream via GeForce Now.If you’re an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscriber, you already have access to Xbox Cloud Gaming at not extra charge. Specific titles were not mentioned, but it seems safe to bet that the heavy-hitters of Microsoft’s publishing catalog, like Minecraft and the upcoming Starfield, will make the cut for the first batch of titles. At least some Game Pass PC games will be available to stream on GeForce Now sometime later this year, allowing users access to streaming titles on PC, Mac, Android, and iOS, as well as Chromebooks and even some smart TVs. The news broke at the Xbox Games Showcase (via The Verge), but details are scarce.
But according to a new announcement, Game Pass games will soon be available to play on GeForce Now. Nvidia’s GeForce Now draws from existing game stores like Steam and Epic, and competes directly with Xbox Game Pass, which offers an all-you-can-eat (play?) subscription model. Microsoft and Nvidia are in an interesting market position: While both companies are heavily invested in the success of PC gaming as a market, they’re direct competitors for streaming game dollars.
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