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Amid worries about the disappearance of physical media as PlayStation prepares to discontinue discs in 2028 and Xbox is expected to follow suit, today we’ve got an interesting statistic on the breakdown of who is buying physical discs for which platforms. Apparently, only a little over 4 percent of all new physical video games sold…

Priced at $1000, the PlayStation 6 and Xbox Project Helix would drive away six in ten buyers in 5 years

Starting today, XBOX Insiders can try out new console updates that give players more control over their Home experience, help manage local game save storage and wishlists. We’re also celebrating a milestone in XBOX’s history with a new commemorative profile badge, and a new way to explore the badges you’ve already earned. Most features will…

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Xbox gamers will soon be able to manage their local game saves and delete them to free up storage on their consoles. The new feature is rolling out first to Alpha Skip-Ahead and Alpha Xbox Insiders, along with wishlist improvements and more.

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Our incredible journey through Early Access is coming to an end, and the next chapter of our adventure begins with arriving on consoles, free for Xbox Game Pass holders!

Xbox just announced its late-August and early-September titles for Game Pass. Between the upcoming Day One release of Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy and Halo’s arrival earlier this month, it might be time to sign up or resubscribe.

Your favorite Swedish particleboard palace may soon carry more than just hard-to-assemble furniture and succulent meatballs. In its infinite wisdom, Microsoft’s beleaguered Xbox division has apparently decided that the answer to its woes is… a partnership with IKEA.

A Bethesda artist says Microsoft’s Xbox ended the studio’s no-layoff era, turning what were once retirement-worthy jobs into big yearly rounds of cuts.