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Apple has changed its App Store guidelines to somewhat permit xCloud and Stadia. There's a big catch that means games will have to be individually submitted to the App Store for review. I have asked Microsoft to comment on the changes and what they mean for xCloud on iOSpic.twitter.com/Lv26udZWRa
the biggest sticking point is still in-app purchases, a big part of developers issues with Apple's App Store. Microsoft would still need to use Apple's IAP platform for all in-game payments, and Apple could take a cut on xCloud subscriptions, too
Apple doesn't ask Netflix or Disney to submit movies / TV shows individually into the App Store. Apple wants a 30% cut of in-app purchases from games, because they're the biggest thing on the store. Gaming also biggest entertainment industry that Apple is not a serious part of
So the big sticking factor did not change yet
I mean, the Stadia library isn’t that big yet. I have a Stadia and love it, but the game list is still pretty small
Let us know when it will be ready to download. 
So I guess XCloud is coming to iOS devices after all
Not by the verbiage they just put out. It would require each game to be its own app and that’s not how XCloud works, the same thing with Stadia. It’s like Netflix having to release each movie individually instead of having one app to stream everything.
Does Netflix have to submit each movie for review?
I mean there’s this movie so honestly idkpic.twitter.com/lC5jWwd6j8
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