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It’s no secret that computing hardware is likely to be expensive for the next few years, but the next-generation Xbox might get close to $2,000 which says internal estimates put the price between $1,200 and $1,800. It might not arrive until 2028, too

Xbox is reportedly gearing up for three more rounds of layoffs as the Microsoft gaming division continues CEO Asha Sharma’s plan to reset the business. According to a new report, the first of these is taking place this month, followed by another in November and one in January 2027.

AMD just announced that it’s bringing its FSR 4.1 upscaling tech to Xbox consoles. This includes the Xbox Series X/S and the Ally X, Ally X20, Ally S and Ally handheld consoles. FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) is a proprietary technology that renders a game at a lower resolution to conserve re

A new report claims that Xbox expects its next-generation console to cost as much as $1,800 and is currently targeting a 2028 release.

The PlayStation 5 is more expensive now than it was when it launched in 2020. Mariel Myers/CNET

Xbox has made a change to the next wave of new controller hardware, seemingly confirming this may be a big change for the next-gen Project Helix range of gamepads.

A change Microsoft is making to the current Xbox Series X controller with the next-gen Xbox controller has seemingly been confirmed by Xbox itself. It’s not a major change, but rather a subtle one; a subtle change that has divided Xbox fans. As you may know, Microsoft has yet to formally reveal its next-gen Xbox…

The Xbox next-gen console plan already sounds like a winner, but the driving force behind it isn’t the tech; it’s something Sony is currently lacking.

Not every studio measures its success solely by commercial returns. Occasionally, a developer maintains a strong enough bond with its player base to deliver substantial updates and expansions entirely free of charge.

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