Every once in a while a game comes along that completely redefines and innovates on a specific platform. Infinity Blade does just this for iPhone and iPad gaming. Gorgeous visuals, intuitive controls, and great sound round out possibly 2010's best mobile game.
Infinity Blade has you take control of a knight whose ancestor(s) have been slain by the God King. You take control of your knight, approach the castle that the God King resides in, eliminate his hoards of titanic enemies, and attempt to kill the God King himself. It's a simple storyline and progression but it is also pretty clever as far as storytelling has become nowadays.
Thanks to a community effort, you can now play the critically acclaimed iOS game Infinity Blade on your Steam Deck.
After two and a half years of being banned for violating App Store policies, Fortnite could be coming back to iPhone and iPad.
The latest version of the Xbox Beta app on iOS is here and includes one thing that xCloud can’t do – stream Xbox games to your iPhone. There is one catch though, you actually need to own an Xbox.
It's called Remote Play. Something Sony already did to allow games to be streamed to your phone. If Microsoft would have started here first with RP, would have been less problems for them than trying to go around another company's policies and cutting Apple out of their cut of the money on the platform they own.
Still no Xcloud.
So has Xbox....just on Android. This is now on iDevices...That's the point here sir.
No, Xbox Remote Play only started on Android during the Game Streaming beta earlier in the year.
But OP is still jaded - this has nothing to do with Apple's policies or Sony or even xCloud. Though he seems to fully endorse Apple's discrimination of gaming services when they don't apply those same restrictive policies onto other streaming platforms (Netflix, Hulu, etc)
@tacoboto
Remote Play has existed about year and a half... Maybe more
https://www.engadget.com/xb...
It only started on Android out of beta last week. The best I can find for PC is that it's officially in-home network only but there are ways to make it accessible over the internet through router changes, through the Xbox Companion App (never knew about this feature)
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I’ve been looking for this for ages as the wife likes watching crap on the tv my Xbox is on. Wish I could get into the beta but it’s full. Hopefully full version soon
