Source: Matt Brown | Windows Central
Microsoft s Xbox cloud gaming debut, the upshot of its endeavor with xCloud streaming, has steadily birthed a new market for mobile accessories. It s driven new controllers and cases oriented toward on-the-go streaming, many among the most innovative Xbox products in recent memory. Whether simple phone mounting clips or Nintendo Switch-inspired gamepads like the Razer Kishi, it s a space to watch as more peripheral makers pivot to streaming. OtterBox is the latest onboard, as one of the first established mobile players launching an Xbox lineup.
OtterBox unveiled its Xbox products at CES 2021 in January, with five accessories designed for iOS and Android users, anticipating the expected game-streaming boom ahead. They re what you d expect from any mobile gaming range, with an assortment of protective cases and mounting clips. But this latest launch all comes down to execution, well-versed in mobile products, and delivering some top-end options