Microsoft has plans to extend Metaverse gaming to its Xbox gaming platform, this would also extend to entertainment. CEO Satya Nadella spoke of the company’s gaming division commitment to the next-gen level of virtual reality “Metaverse.”
Speaking to Bloomberg TV, Nadella said “You can absolutely expect us to do things in gaming,” He spoke about building more 3D games and apps for the Xbox gaming platform.
“If you take Halo as a game, it is a metaverse. Minecraft is a metaverse, and so is Flight Sim. In some sense, they’re 2D today, and the question is can you now take that to a full 3D world, and we absolutely plan to do so.” He said
Popular streaming service Twitch is making a comeback to the Xbox dashboard. This feature was first removed from the Xbox dashboard in 2017 after its 2014 debut. This new addition is currently in testing for its Alpha-beta tests.
Twitch streaming has support for webcam, alongside integration with the Xbox dashboard for gamers. In its insider release notes Alpha Skip-Ahead (2111.211022-2000), gamers can Twitch by navigating to the “Capture and Share” tab and choosing “Live streaming”.
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Then they would have to link a Twitch account using a mobile device or through the console settings. Once that is done, hitting the “Go live now ” button would begin Twitch streaming.
This is great news for the Xbox community and for Twitch streamers. The popular streaming platform integration with Xbox newest consoles series S and X is exclusivity well made.
Microsoft’s commitment to take its current games to 3D and Metaverse is “absolutely” certain. There is a lot of potential for its HoloLens headset that transforms ageing titles into 3D systems. While fully-fledged Metaverse games and apps are far ahead, 3D gaming is ready for deployment.
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