On November 20, Xbox announced that it would finally let people stream some games they already own. This has been a long-requested feature from fans, something Xbox acknowledges in the blog post announcing the news, and Xbox previously teased that this feature was coming in October.

Microsoft is starting to open up Xbox Cloud Gaming to existing Xbox game libraries today. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can now stream 50 games that they already own, including Balatro, Baldur’s Gate 3, a variety of Final Fantasy titles, and Hogwarts Legacy.

If you have any of the selected games from the Xbox store -- they're not included as part of Game Pass -- you can now play them via Xbox Cloud Gaming.

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can now stream games owned by the player, including Hogwarts Legacy and Balatro.

Microsoft added the remastered Spyro trilogy to Game Pass earlier in November, letting subscribers play as the iconic purple dragon. Now, Microsoft is taking subscribers back to the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone in the sequel to the award-winning Stalker.

Microsoft is expanding its cloud gaming service on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate to include owned games, and there are 50 titles on the starting list.

Xbox has announced that select games in players' digital library can now be streamed independent from its inclusion on the subscription service.

Xbox cloud gaming is officially kicking off today with a beta that allows players to stream fifty select games that they might already own.

Microsoft is finally allowing Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers to stream select Xbox games they own on Xbox Cloud Gaming.