We recently reported that the Android subsystem for Windows 11 is now available in the Microsoft Store, which is expected to bring Android apps to Windows. Since it's available in the company's Store, many tech sites have speculated that it will also support Xbox.
But a Microsoft spokesman confirmed that "there are no plans" to bring the Android subsystem to the Xbox.
Not at least for now, the company told WindowsCentral.
Android apps are minimally optimized for tablets, let alone full TV screens.
And since we're talking about gaming support for big screens, I'm not sure Android app developers would start massively adding high-resolution feature to the Xbox.
Obviously, they need to write several lines of code to add the Xbox Live API, store system, Xbox Live achievements and more to their applications.
This is constantly happening with Windows applications that are in the company's Store.
The store incorrectly states that they are also supported for Xbox, while many of these applications also state support for Windows Phone when we all know what happened on this platform.
George is still wondering what he is doing here….
