Keeping your gaming console running at its best can take a little work, but there’s one simple thing you can do to prevent any unnecessary issues – cleaning. Yup, it’s not the best job in the world, but it makes a helluva lot of difference – especially if you keep your console sitting upright with … Read more
Gears of War 4 launched to fantastic reviews way back in 2016, with Gears fans praising The Coalition studio for its take on what was previously Epic Games’ IP. The next game in the series, Gears 5, sounds like it’s going to play things a lot less safe though, with The Coalition admitting it’s really pushing … Read more
We’ve known that the next Xbox consoles (yes, consoles) are already in the works, and rumours about them have been floating around for the past few months. Xbox boss Phil Spencer officially confirmed the news at the end of Microsoft’s E3 2018 conference earlier this year, announcing the team was “deep into architecting the next … Read more
The Xbox One X is a seriously impressive console, but did you know it can also turn on your electric fire? Andy Eggleton, an Xbox gamer from the UK, recently reached out to Eurogamer to discuss a very strange phenomenon occurring in his home, and it’s left people pretty baffled. Eggleton confirmed to the site that … Read more
There have been rumours that Microsoft was planning to acquire Obsidian Entertainment for a while. Well, they’ve just confirmed that it is true. Not only that, but they’ve also bought inXile. They announced the news during the X018 fan event in Mexico this weekend. In a statement sent to Eurogamer regarding Obsidian, Microsoft said: “As … Read more
What goes better with gaming than Taco Bell? Probably a few things, but that hasn’t stopped Microsoft teaming up with Taco Bell for the second time, to bring you a very cool (albeit very weird) promotion. Yes, there’s an absolute tonne of custom Xbox One X consoles (around 5000, reportedly) being given away as part of … Read more
One of the most important people in the tech industry has sadly passed away. Paul Allen, who co-created Microsoft with partner Bill Gates back in 1975, passed away at the age of 65 due to “complications from non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.” Microsoft released a statement on his passing, taking to Twitter with the following: “Paul Allen’s contributions … Read more