“We were showing two examples where a game or an application was able to exist, and we didn’t understand why we couldn’t,” explained Lori Wright, Microsoft’s head of business development for Xbox, during the Epic v.
Microsoft put forward Shadow as an example of such a service, only to see it suddenly removed from the store. Microsoft was trying to figure out how Shadow, Netflix, and other similar “interactive” apps were able to exist in the App Store while Apple was refusing to approve xCloud. Apple trial today, show how the Xbox maker was trying to get xCloud on iOS.
In 2020, Microsoft was battling to bring xCloud or Xbox Game Streaming to the iPhone and iPad, and the conversations had an unlikely victim: Shadow - a third-party cloud gaming app that lets you stream PC games to an iPhone or iPad.Įmails between Microsoft and Apple, revealed in the Epic v.
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