Xbox Cloud Gaming with PS5 Controller on M1 Mac mini

To expand, The M1 is running anything x86 under emulation, which tends to interfere with secure apps

A PC is not a Mac, and Apple stopped using the x86 architecture that made them compatible

You'll need to run the game through the browser, or purchase a PC or Xbox. You would require a Game Pass Ultimate subscription to stream from the cloud.

Id like to warn you that only the standard controller works with the cloud, no joysticks ,yoke,or pedals at this time during the beta

the truth is that the PS5 command is not listed as compatible, does not mean that it does not work.

Ps4 control is on the list, but there may still be incompatibilities with certain games.

What controllers can I use for cloud gaming on Xbox?

https://support.xbox.com/en-us/help/games-apps/...

OKAY, ps5 is getting restocked and both use similar chips right. And xbox is lot more powerful than ps5.

ps5 and xbox are near enough simular to not warrant a flame war over power. both are mediocre mini locked down pc's that cost to access online and cost alot for the games.

Hello, Avi'O'. I'm Arturo, a community user like you, and I'll be glad to provide assistance with your inquiry today.

I regret to inform you, but when you virtualize Windows on an M1 Mac, you will not be able to use the Xbox app to install games. Likewise, I have an ARM Mac and the same happens to me.

What you can do, at the moment, is use the cloud gaming feature.

I know this is not the kind of answer you were expecting, but your kindness and understanding is appreciated.

Regards,

Arturo.

According to the Xbox Game Pass for PC system requirements, the Apple M1 is not supported. However, I've read

an article where a user was able to play both Celeste and Cyber Shadow through the Xbox App and Game Pass on an Apple M1. I recommend trying them to see if they work!

If you're subscribed to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, you will have access to Xbox Cloud Gaming which will allow you to access Cloud-enabled titles through supported web browsers.