Play Xbox games on Hisense and VIDAA TVs
Tired of being tethered to your console? Microsoft is actively dissolving the boundaries between dedicated gaming hardware and your living room entertainment with a major push to bring the XBOX experience directly to millions of smart televisions.
This initiative is designed to give players more flexibility, offering countless ways to dive into favorite games without needing to justify the cost of dedicated gaming setups. Over the past month, this rollout has begun, bringing the powerful XBOX app to compatible VIDAA OS-powered Smart TVs and supported Hisense models, setting the stage for a new era of cloud gaming on your home screen.
For those subscribed to XBOX Game Pass, the possibilities are expansive. Subscribers can now stream hundreds of games directly to their TV, transforming any screen into a personalized entertainment hub. Whether you are exploring sprawling adventures like Forza Horizon 6 or diving into the action of Halo: Campaign Evolved, your gaming progress moves seamlessly with you, allowing you to pick up and play across any device.
The convenience doesn’t stop there. Subscribers also have the ability to stream games they already own, expanding the library accessible right from the comfort of your sofa.
Getting started is straightforward. To unlock this seamless experience, users need a few key components: a TV running VIDAA OS 9.6 or higher, an active XBOX Game Pass subscription (Essential, Premium, or Ultimate), and a supported Bluetooth-enabled wireless controller, such as the XBOX Wireless Controller.
Once these prerequisites are met, accessing the app is simple. After ensuring your TV is updated to VIDAA OS 9.6, the XBOX app will appear on your Home Page. Simply sign in with your account, connect your controller, and start streaming your next adventure.
This innovative approach connects gaming to everyday living, providing a powerful, accessible method for gamers to enjoy their favorite titles wherever they are—on their TV, smartphone, or tablet. The future of home entertainment is here, and it’s ready to be played.