As the web becomes increasingly filled with AI-generated articles and nuanced opinion pieces, traditional browsing can feel like stepping into a maze with no map. As a gamer, I’m no stranger to parsing lore, evaluating NPC motives, or navigating complex systems and lately, I’ve found myself applying those same instincts

The Xbox Games Showcase aired yesterday in case you missed it or just want to view again.

Another game that was seemingly lost in development hell, Microsoft has come through this first reveal for Perfect Dark. When will it release though?

Team Xbox has more up its sleeves as we move in to the middle of the month, with an extended Xbox Games Showcase. Check out the stream below.

With Microsoft’s recent acquisition of publisher Activision/Blizzard, it comes as no surprise that SONY would follow suit. SONY just announced that it has entered a deal to purchase developer Bungie, who previously developed Halo (that is now handled by 343 Industries and owned by Microsoft) and the popular Destiny games.

Another scoop for Microsoft and an even greater boon for Xbox Game Pass subscribers as Microsoft announce a new deal in the works with Activision Blizzard. This means, players should be able to get their Call of Duty, Warcraft, Candy Crush, Tony Hawk, Diablo, Overwatch, Spyro, Hearthstone, Guitar Hero, Crash

Since 2001 the Xbox brand has gone from strength to strength, and we were there at the beginning and still here today. Take a look at Microsoft’s Xbox 20 year anniversary celebration video.

It has been over 6 years since Windows 10 released which is now used in over 1.3 billion devices. However, Microsoft announced a successor today with the reveal of Windows 11. If you’re a gamer in the Xbox ecosystem using Gamepass for PC, then you will be pleased at the

Team Xbox celebrate 20 years of the Xbox brand in this cool montage video. The original Xbox console was released in North America on November 15th 2001. Followed by the very successful Xbox 360, then the troubled Xbox One, then the Xbox One X and now Xbox Series X &

Microsoft announced yesterday that it is closing its streaming service Mixer on July 22nd. It will now join forces with Facebook Gaming. Microsoft invested in getting some top steaming talent to move over to its platform but obviously this wasn’t enough to bring in the numbers. Twitch seems to be