The feature is reportedly codenamed Project Rainway and it aims to further amplify Xbox's cross-platform offerings by delivering a consistent experience across various platforms.

Last month, Seattle-based startup Rainway came out with some big news: the tech behind its web-based gaming platform powers the PC and iOS versions of Microsoft’s Project xCloud.

Jez speculates that Project Rainway could offer cross save and cross progression, in the same way that Indiana Jones and The Great Circle has that feature, if you own the game on Steam and under ...

Rainway has figured out a way to let you play PC games that you already own on iOS and Android devices, as well as the web.

The funding from GoAhead Ventures is the latest sign of momentum for Rainway since it moved permanently from Atlanta to Seattle after participating in the Techstars Seattle startup accelerator ...

The St. George Rainway, which is still under construction, is a City of Vancouver project designed at the request of the community and with its input.

“Sources tell us that Microsoft is also working on a set of in-game APIs and user interface features, called Project Rainway, which is some form of cross-platform Xbox guide menu,” Corden reports.

But more than that, they are on the same page on making a go for this right now, with other rumors that they already invested on a cross platform Xbox menu called Project Rainway.

Rainway Inc. said that its software for streaming PC games to other devices across the internet will support the Nintendo Switch console.

Rainway announced today that they have partnered with Microsoft to help enhance the way the company handles cloud gaming moving forward.

So how did the rainway do during the atmospheric river? Even with the arrival of more rainfall than it was designed to hold, the rainway was able to contain it.