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If you like sims, strategy games, or driving various vehicles, you’re in luck with Xbox Game Pass in September. Xbox announced the games coming to its subscription service in the first half of the month, and it includes a seemingly random, smaller list of releases that hones in on a couple of specific player types.
The Kakashi Kamui controller is part of a collaboration with Lexip Pro and Tsume. They've created a Naruto Shippuden series. There's an entire Kakashi set to go along with the controller, a headset, a mouse, and a mousepad, as well as a Sasuke range, too. I've already cut my fingers to shreds on the spikey, uncomfortable headset, and we'll see how many fingers I have left after testing this Kakashi controller.
is finally adapting the beloved titular sport for a modern audience, the first Quidditch-focused game since on the Gamecube. Players around the world will be able to take to the skies on their brooms as Beaters, Keepers, Seekers, and Chasers. However, while the rules of Quidditch have been kept mostly intact for, there have been a few alterations.
CEOs have to make some tough decisions. Sure, mostly it's a matter of 'What shall I spend my seven-figure salary on this month?' and 'How many employees should we lay off for choices that had nothing to do with them?' But sometimes you have to make some executive calls that can massively impact the fortunes of the company you command.
Xbox players eager for the upcoming Souslike will be disappointed to hear that it's not coming to the console after a major communication breakdown. The RPG, developed by Jyamma Games, is shaping up to be a sleeper hit for September as its gorgeous aesthetic and swift combat have already impressed players thanks to an extensive demo. Unfortunately, the game will only be coming to PC and PlayStation 5 despite being originally confirmed for Xbox back when it was unveiled to the world.
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer was featured in an hour-long interview with Andrea Rene at PAX West, speaking on several subjects mostly related to his history in the gaming industry. Arguably, the most interesting tidbit is that Spencer admitted passing on some major exclusivity opportunities for games like Bungie's Destiny and Harmonix's Guitar Hero.
Upcoming Soulslike Enotria: The Last Song's Xbox version has been delayed "indefinitely," as its developer claims the Microsoft company hasn't answered its emails about getting Enotria on the Xbox store for two months.
Developers have often cited the Xbox Series S console as a limitation and/or a significant optimization challenge during game development. Microsoft's choice to deliver a cheaper but considerably less powerful hardware (the Xbox Series S only has 20 Compute Units clocked at 1.565 GHz for an estimated computing power of 4 TFLOPS, whereas the X has 52 Compute Units clocked at 1.825 GHz for an estimated computing power of 12.16 TFLOPS) still has fans debating whether it was worth it, four years alter. Xbox console sales are still dwindling, and developers continue to point at the issues of optimizing their games for the Xbox Series S.