Microsoft’s CEO recently announced a game-changing update for Xbox Cloud Gaming: developers can now integrate their games into the cloud without writing a single line of extra code. This means faster deployment, broader reach, and fewer technical hurdles for studios of all sizes. “We want developers to focus on creativity, not compatibility,” said the CEO during the announcement. Image by Bloomberg Microsoft’s Big Move: No-Code Cloud Gaming Integration This shift
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Microsoft’s CEO Satya Nadella on Tuesday pitched his company’s Xbox Cloud Gaming technology as a new way to offer games to Xbox fans, as well as people using Apple’s iPhone or iPad or devices powered by Google’s Android. And, he said, it’ll be trivial to code for as well. Nadella discussed Xbox Cloud Gaming during the company’s annual Build developer conference, saying the technology — which allows people to play video