I believe the growth is there. I’ve started using Xbox cloud pretty regularly in certain circumstances.
Do I want to download Scorn and install it? Or, do I want to try it right now over the cloud and see if it is worth downloading and installing? I used the cloud.
Do I want to download a 100gig game to play for a few hours with a friend or do I want to just play the game with him over the cloud so I can avoid a 100 gig download for a game I probably won’t play much if he isn’t online?
Do I want to delete other games to free up hard drive space to try this game or try this game over the cloud?
Do I wait an hour to download or try it right now over the cloud?
Do I stay up late playing Xbox in the living room or finish up this level on my iPad over the cloud with my Xbox controller while lying in bed?
I’m bored while in the waiting room for the doctor. I’ll play a game or two over the cloud on my phone to kill some time. Much better than most mobile games!
I’m at my grandmaw’s with no Xbox. I can boot the gamepass app up on her Samsung smart tv and play Xbox with my nieces and nephews over the cloud.
I prefer downloading games, but I have been using the cloud more often. I don’t want cloud gaming to be the primary way I play, but it has its place. I believe that they are seeing growth. It’s just so much easier and practical in certain circumstances. But again, I never want it to be my primary way to play, but it does have some very useful qualities.