Microsoft enters agreement to explore bringing new NetEase games to Xbox
Microsoft Gaming and NetEase have entered into an agreement to explore bringing new NetEase games to Xbox consoles and other platforms.
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Blizzard bring games back to China via new NetEase agreement
Blizzard games are set to return to China, thanks to a new agreement with publisher NetEase.
Ori Creator Has “Some Ideas” and an Actual “Title” for a Possible Ori 3
Ori developer Moon Studios is currently working on No Rest for the Wicked, but a new Ori game isn't being ruled out by the studio's co-founder and game director.
NetEase Brings Blizzard Games Back to China in Summer, Signs Deal with Microsoft to Bring Its Games to Xbox
Three months ago, a rumor suggested that NetEase was close to inking a new agreement to bring Blizzard games back to mainland China after the complete shutdown that occurred in early 2023.
Sea of Thieves PS5 Version “Key Test” For Other Xbox Exclusives Coming to Rival Platforms, The Verge Says
The Sea of Thieves PS5 version will be a crucial test for other former Xbox exclusives coming to rival platforms, according to outlet The Verge.
Xbox Exec in Charge of Cloud Gaming, Back Compat, and New AI Initiatives Leaves Microsoft
While the name Kareem Choudhry may not be as well-known as, say, Phil Spencer or Matt Booty, Xbox fans who keep abreast with the company’s announcements and showcases are likely to be familiar with his face. As corporate vice president of emerging technologies at Xbox, Choudhry was in charge of a lot of the more innovative things Microsoft’s gaming division offered in recent years, including backward compatibility and Xbox Cloud Gaming.
Todd Howard says a Fallout TV show has been in talks for 16 years, and its producers are "sweating every pixel"
Todd Howard says that a Fallout TV show has been in talks for 16 years and that its producers are so focused on accuracy that they're "sweating every pixel."
Analyst Michael Pachter Makes Stunning Prediction About Xbox Game Pass
Gaming analyst Michael Pachter believes that Xbox Game Pass will reach over 200 million subscribers in the next 10 years. Pachter also highlighted what he says is a common misconception regarding Xbox Game Pass' current subscriber numbers.