Microsoft’s working on an Xbox streaming device, and here’s how it looks like

Last year, Microsoft confirmed that it is working on an Xbox game streaming device that has been doing the rounds of the internet for a while now. Now, the Redmond giant has confirmed the development, and Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft gaming, has given us a first look at the device.
The head of gaming at Microsoft took to Twitter to congratulate Bethesda (now acquired by Microsoft) on the 25th anniversary of Fallout, a post-apocalyptic role-playing video game series. The tweet had an image of the vault boy standing on Spencer’s shelf, but there was one more thing at the top that the people of Twitter were quick to spot, the long-awaited Xbox game streaming device.

Microsoft’s Xbox game streaming device internally referred to as “Keystone,” will give users access to Xbox Cloud Gaming and content streaming services. There is no word on when it will be launched, but The Verge notes that Microsoft continues the development and plans to bring the device to market soon.
Though the device seen on Spencer’s shelf is not the one coming to market but rather an early prototype of the device, in reply to Spencer’s tweet, the official account of Xbox on Twitter wrote, “Now what did we say about putting old prototypes on your shelf boss.”
Microsoft recently brought a client for the Xbox Cloud Gaming, the Xbox TV app for Samsung TVs and monitors. The app launches the games from Xbox Cloud Gaming and supports 1080p game streaming up to 60fps.