Soon, players will be able to play their favorite Xbox games with a keyboard and a mouse. At least this is what this latest Xbox rumor suggests. In the latest Xbox app update, the hit console seems to ...

Microsoft and Xbox have announced the May update for Xbox has begun rolling out. The update adds mouse and keyboard support for Xbox Cloud Gaming, as well as a new Senua's Saga: Hellblade II channel ...

The web version of Xbox Cloud Gaming has lacked mouse and keyboard support until today. The company is enabling mouse and keyboard support in open beta. Update 5/15: Following the initial announcement ...

Keyboard and mouse support looks to finally be making its way to the Xbox Cloud Gaming service. Users participating in the Xbox Insiders program will be seeing an Xbox Update Preview available in the ...

There are plenty of good reasons to hook up a keyboard and mouse to your next-gen console. Not only do peripherals give you greater precision and flexibility while gaming, they also make entering text ...

Microsoft is rolling out a bevy of new features for Xbox starting today, as detailed in the company's recent Xbox Wire blog post. Among those features is mouse and keyboard support for titles played ...

Xbox is adding mouse and keyboard support to its cloud gaming service, with the support currently in testing. To play games in the cloud with Xbox Game Pass, you need an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate ...

If you really don't like playing on a controller and you haven't heard of this yet, then keep reading. A staff member plays on Microsoft's Xbox Series X gaming console at a flagship store of SK ...

Microsoft revealed today that Xbox enthusiasts who are members of the Insider program can now begin testing out mouse and keyboard support for Xbox Cloud Gaming. In a new Xbox Wire post, Microsoft ...

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Doesn't the XBox already support KB and mouse? All you have to do is plug them in to the USB ports. Most of the GAMES don't support them, but that isn't the fault of Xbox. Is Microsoft saying that ...