Microsoft had planned to release a dedicated Xbox cloud streaming console codenamed "Keystone" that would allow users to access Xbox games via the cloud. The device was designed to sit under a TV and stream games through Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
Microsoft ultimately scrapped plans to release Keystone due to challenges in achieving the target price point of around $99-$129. The company shifted focus to developing a smart TV streaming app for Xbox Game Pass instead.
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| Xbox Keystone Design |
While Keystone in this specific form is unlikely to be released, the patent provides a glimpse into Microsoft's vision for a low-cost, cloud-based Xbox console.
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