This is how Microsoft’s new Wireless Display app works. You can use it to control a PC via your Xbox One, and stream PC games to the console and play them with controller https://t.co/tqtqEAZVLU pic.twitter.com/nbX5KySu0m

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) March 13, 2019

Microsoft now lets you stream PC games to an Xbox One and use a controller. This is really neat, and it’s part of a new Wireless Display app for Xbox that allows you to remotely control a PC with an Xbox One controller. Details here: https://t.co/5JPxn1j1Ki pic.twitter.com/XBfvlqwEdo

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) March 13, 2019

Lots of interesting news coming out here. But this one also I didn't even notice https://t.co/ZEo1a9lEET

— ACG (@JeremyPenter) March 13, 2019

Microsoft now lets you stream PC games to an Xbox One and use a controller https://t.co/C1ODQMmImn pic.twitter.com/hllKZNXdG2

— The Verge (@verge) March 13, 2019

Yet another step in making Xbox as not a console brand but a gaming brand. Be everywhere, on as much as possible, and take a little cut off everything that uses their services.

Microsoft now lets you stream PC games to an Xbox One and use a controller https://t.co/7muPcq6nSK

— DBFIG (@DBFig) March 13, 2019

Microsoft is bringing in-home streaming to Xbox (ie stream Steam games and whatnot to your Xbox)https://t.co/w8nOGhD0ri

— Lars Doucet ? GDC (@larsiusprime) March 13, 2019

it's about time. https://t.co/qZO4U7d8pS

— Agent Dubs (@Graphic_God) March 13, 2019

You can now stream PC games to an Xbox One and use a controller through the wireless display application - https://t.co/eMbWRsgeJF via @Verge

— ahsouthwick (@ahsouthwick) March 13, 2019