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We’re excited to announce that iRacing Arcade will launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S this Friday, August 21.
A new and enhanced version of the original Mafia remake is available for free on Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, but only for select users.
Peter Levin of Griffin Gaming Partners explains to Yahoo Finance Executive EditorBrian Sozzi why Xbox could be strategically expendable within Microsoft while its franchises, platform, and intellectual property may represent a multibillion-dollar standalone asset. He then breaks down why Grand Theft Auto takes a decade to develop—and why GTA VI could generate extraordinary demand.
Microsoft quietly rewired how tens of millions of people access Xbox games this month. Starting with the August 4, 2026 content wave, a new Game Pass Premium tier began appearing on individual title listings, slotted between the long-running Ultimate plan and the PC-only subscription. It isn’t a splashy rebrand with a keynote attached. It’s a…
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Seventh-generation console emulation hit a milestone this summer. On July 31, 2026, the RPCS3 team tagged version 0.0.42 after 244 commits across 58 days of work, adding ARM64 optimizations and graphics stability fixes to the PlayStation 3 emulator. A few weeks earlier, on June 8, 2026, the Xemu project shipped v0.8.136, its latest stable build…
Gears of War: E-Dayis quickly approaching, and so far the consensus is rather positive.
The handheld gaming PC market just got its clearest fork in the road yet. On one side sits Valve’s Steam Deck OLED, a device that has spent three years proving that a Linux-based, console-like handheld can outsell expectations and keep getting cheaper relative to its power. On the other is Asus and Microsoft’s joint effort,…
Xbox has had a lot of ups and downs this year, from layoffs en masse to calls for the return of exclusive games.
On November 15, 2001, US tech giant Microsoft released a large black box into a gaming industry traditionally dominated by Japanese companies.