#Microsoft mouse software download link Pc#

#Microsoft mouse software download link Pc#

Me, I’m excited by the idea of playing Halo Infinite on the go with mouse and keyboard control like I do at my home PC and possibly via the Steam Deck as well. The team is experimenting with touch/gyro and is excited to embrace M&K once it’s available on the platform but we have no specific announcements or timing to share at this time. Here’s some info via spokesperson Adam Pannel:Īt launch, “Microsoft Flight Simulator” supports standard controller inputs for cloud gaming. Xbox PR didn’t deny to The Verge that mouse and keyboard’s on the way. “The gyro is actually very good - you can get yourself more into the experience of flying a plane,” he says. He also suggests that Flight Simulator might support touch and even gyro control so you can tilt to fly when you’re playing on, say, a phone. I’m hoping it will be done by June or so, but I can’t ever tell. I would say it’s in the next months, it’s not weeks, and it might be. While he’s not sure when it’s coming, Neumann suggests we might see it as soon as this summer: I don’t know their dates, but it’s coming, and we are also talking about making touch work. So the platform team is working on this, and no I can’t give a date because it’s the platform team. This is a platform level support, so it has nothing to do with us, obviously mouse/keyboard works for our sim. Here’s my transcript of the most relevant part:

Neumann spilled the beans in a Flight Simulator video Q&A (via Windows Central), where he says it will be platform-level support, meaning, theoretically, any Xbox cloud game could offer mouse and keyboard control. But according to Microsoft Flight Simulator boss Jorg Neumann, that’s about to change: mouse and keyboard control is coming.

There’s just one big hole: you can’t play currently play Xbox with a mouse and keyboard because Xbox Cloud Gaming only supports gamepads ( and touch) for now. The newest Microsoft Flight Simulator is one of the most demanding games ever made - and yet you can now play it on a shitty PC ( or an original Xbox One) with the power of Microsoft’s cloud.