Stream Xbox Games Directly to Your LG TV—No Console Needed
Apr 24, 2025 10:01 AMMicrosoft has officially launched its Xbox cloud gaming app for newer LG smart TVs, allowing players to stream Xbox games directly without a console. Users need an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription and a compatible Bluetooth controller. This service builds on the existing availability of Xbox game streaming on select Samsung TVs since 2022. The app is compatible with LG TVs running webOS 24 or newer versions, specifically select models from 2022 and 2023. Players can download the app via the LG Gaming Portal and connect to their Xbox accounts to start gaming.
What do I need to stream Xbox games on my LG TV?To stream Xbox games on your LG TV, you need an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, a compatible Bluetooth controller, and an LG TV model that supports webOS 24 or newer.
This announcement comes as Xbox actively seeks to expand its gaming ecosystem beyond traditional consoles, positioning itself as a versatile gaming platform. LG TVs are highly regarded for their display quality, making this collaboration noteworthy for gamers looking to enjoy high-quality gaming experiences seamlessly without a console. This move reflects a broader trend in gaming toward cloud services, with players increasingly having the option to access high-quality games from various devices.
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Rolling R!ck commented on: 2025-04-24 10:18:07
Cloud gaming on LG TVs is a slick move, especially for folks who want that big-screen experience without the console clutter. Let’s just hope the Wi-Fi gods are feeling generous when it comes to input lag.
N3rdo commented on: 2025-04-24 10:12:10
Nice to see Xbox pushing cloud gaming even further—LG TVs are a solid choice for crisp visuals, so this collab makes a lot of sense. Still, I hope the latency holds up better than my patience waiting for exclusives these days Another step toward a console-free future, though I wonder how many people actually own a Bluetooth controller but not an Xbox. Either way, more options for gamers is always a win.
