Xbox One Keyboard and Mouse Support Almost Ready; PC to Xbox One Streaming Not Currently Planned

Recently Microsoft released an update for the Xbox One that allows players to stream their Xbox One titles to their PC’s around the house, kind of like how Remote Play works with the PS4 and the PS Vita. It’s a great move by the firm and it’s already proving popular with Xbox One players as they’re able to take their gaming to other rooms in the home when the main television is being used to watch Ru Paul’s Drag Race and such other atrocities.

But what about streaming to the Xbox One? We can already spread out Xbox One games around the home, but what if you wanted to get your PC games running on the big TV without having to fiddle with moving the PC around? Well, that would be a rather good idea, but at the moment Microsoft don’t have any plans for it - not at the moment anyway according to Xbox Chief Phil Spencer.

The Xbox boss also noted that for such a feature to work, the Xbox One would need to support keyboard and mouse input. At the moment players can use their keyboards, but mouse support isn’t quite there yet, but it’s coming and should be ready sooner rather than later.

We quite like the idea of streaming PC to Xbox One, but would it be used as much as streaming from Xbox One to PC? We’re not sure, but it’s always better to have the option available rather than not.

Would you be interested in streaming your PC games to Xbox One, or is it something you’d rather not bother with? Let us know down in the comments section below.

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