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November 22, 2016

Windows 10 PCs get Xbox One game streaming with Oculus Rift on Dec. 12



Today marks an evolution in our ongoing partnership with Oculus, as Rift owners will be able to stream their Xbox One library to Rift with the new Xbox One Streaming to Oculus Rift app, available for free in the Oculus Store on Dec. 12.

Windows 10 PCs get Xbox One game streaming with Oculus Rift on Dec. 12

The new Xbox One Streaming to Oculus Rift app connects to your Xbox One via your home network. Once connected, your console’s video output is streamed to your Rift headset and projected onto a massive screen in your choice of one of three immersive VR environments: “Citadel,” “Retreat” and “Dome.”

Windows 10 is the best platform for playing games on Oculus Rift

Rift works natively with Windows 10, which makes it easy to set up, jump in and have an incredible VR gaming experience. Combined with DirectX 12 technology that unlocks the full capabilities of new Windows 10 graphics hardware, made-for-VR games on Windows 10 will have the fastest frame rates and top performance.

We’ve also teamed up with Oculus to offer an Xbox Wireless Controller included with every Rift. In addition, with the Xbox Wireless Adapter and new PCs with native Xbox Wireless support, you can play games on Rift using your controller wirelessly right out of the box.

Head over to Xbox Wire to learn more!

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