Microsoft is expanding access to Xbox games by rolling out an Xbox app for Hisense TVs and other smart TVs powered by VIDAA OS. According to Xbox’s Major Nelson and Engadget, the rollout is intended to let players launch and play Xbox content directly on compatible televisions, without needing a separate gaming console. The updates are delivered through the televisions’ VIDAA OS platform, with Hisense sets among the initial supported models. Xbox says the effort is part of a broader push to bring Xbox functionality to more devices people already own, including ways to reach users who may not be able to purchase or justify dedicated gaming hardware. The company describes the rollout as ongoing, with availability expanding to millions of VIDAA OS-powered smart TVs over the past month. Specific features, supported titles, and regional availability are not detailed in the provided summaries, but both outlets confirm that the key change is the introduction and distribution of the Xbox app on Hisense and VIDAA OS-based televisions.