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Well, Xbox most definitely isn't exiting the console business any time soon, with today's business update absolutely squashing any speculation that Xbox Series X would be Microsoft's final gaming console.
Hawked, a treasure hunting and extraction shooter from My.Games, has now fully launched on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. This comes after PC Early Access since November, and a cross-playbeta.
EA is celebrating Apex Legends’ fifth anniversary with the launch of Season 20: Breakout, which went live earlier this week.
The latest Black Desert Online update features adjustments to War of the Roses and the Guild League, tweaks to progression, help for PKed players, and some Valentine’s events that continue through the month.
Fractured Online’s Endgame Changer update is fast approaching, and the team is previewing some more of the features on the way. This time, get a look at Primal Energy and Potions in a new video.
Recent news surrounding shifts in Xbox future has generated some division among fans of the platform, but an update regarding Xbox Game Pass availability should be universally exciting for subscribers to the service. Xbox Game Pass has been a major selling point for Microsoft in recent years, with a huge library of games accessible through a monthly subscription fee. Although not every addition is permanent, it's always growing over time on the whole, and new publishers getting on board is always a great sign for the future of the service.
Like a zombie you thought you shot in the head but actually just clipped in the thorax, survival game fiasco The Day Before is still twitching unpleasantly in the corner. Except, in this case, it's not really The Day Before at all, but rather a game that for some reason is pretending to be The Day Before, and it's not really a game at all. Allow me to explain.
Windows 12 may not be coming this year after all. Perhaps one reason is that Microsoft is already struggling to get users to give up Windows 10 and migrate to Windows 11. How can Microsoft encourage users to make the switch? Promote its best features? Better performance? AI functionality? Apparently not.