Samsung TVs just got a great new way to play Xbox games – and you don't even need a console to play them
If you've checked all those boxes, then you're ready to go. You'll just need to head to the Samsung Gaming Hub on your TV and download the Xbox app. Next, we'll show you how to do just that.First, turn on your Samsung TV and access the Samsung Gaming Hub from the dashboard. In the hub, you should now see an icon for the Xbox app. You'll then be prompted to log in to your Microsoft account. This will be the same one you've used to subscribe to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
Once you're in, simply connect your favorite Bluetooth-enabled controller and you're good to go. You'll be greeted by the Xbox app's massive list of cloud-based games that it shares with Xbox Game Pass. Simply select a game that's to your liking, and you can begin playing right away. No need to wait for a long download. The only limits here are the 1080p resolution cap and the quality of your internet connection.
The Xbox app is a fantastic addition to Samsung Gaming Hub. If you own a Samsung TV, it means you won't need to shell out more cash for an Xbox console to play tons of Xbox Game Pass games. As long as you can stomach the somewhat pricey monthly subscription cost, you might never need to buy a console to play many of the
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