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Sea of Thieves might have been quietly delayed to 2017

Even though it was announced over a year ago at E3 2015, we still know very little about Rare’s upcoming Sea of Thieves. With that in mind, it therefore comes as little surprise the game now seems to have slipp... Read More...

Play Halo 5 for free to celebrate the launch of Warzone Firefight

The final, and biggest, free content update for Halo 5, Warzone Firefight will officially launch Wednesday, June 29. While the patch brings new maps, a new Score Attack campaign feature, and new REQs, the main ... Read More...

The Xbox One S will not natively support the Kinect

According to Microsoft, the Xbox One S will not natively support the Kinect. The company will be offering an adapter to Xbox customers free of charge. The new version of the Xbox One was announced at this year’s E3 press conference. On top of it being close to... Read More...

Here are this week’s Xbox Live Deals with Gold

This week's Xbox Live Deals with Gold are sure to contain something you're interested in. Ranging from Grand Theft Auto V to Plants vs. Zombies, there are a ton of deep discounts for you if you own an Xbox O... Read More...

ReCore is a blend of anime and western cinema

It doesn’t take long to realize that ReCore stands out a bit amongst the other games in Microsoft’s big 2016 line-up. Starring a young girl named Joule, ReCore is a 3D platformer, featuring puzzle-like combat e... Read More...

Halo Wars 2 beta extended two more days

Microsoft has extended the Halo Wars 2 beta on Xbox One until the 22nd of June. The beta was set to end today, June 20th, but Dan Ayoub an executive producer at 343 Industries confirmed on Twitter that the beta would be extended, due to high demand. He also... Read More...

Final Fantasy XIV is in tentative talks to come to Xbox One

The question of whether or not Xbox One players will ever get to join Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn has been a constant even before Microsoft announced their new Play Anywhere feature. Bringing PC cross-pla... Read More...

Project Scorpio won’t be the start of a new console cycle

Project Scorpio, the upcoming iteration of the Xbox One that will support 4K resolution and VR, will not mark the beginning of a new console cycle according to Phil Spencer, Head Executive of Xbox. Despite i... Read More...

Major Nelson announces 5 games for backwards compatibility

If you're looking to get some use out of your 360 games or you want to re-explore the past generation, you're in luck as Microsoft will be bringing five more games to the Xbox backwards compatibility program. Announced via Larry Hryb "Major Nelson"'s Twitter, ... Read More...

Microsoft plans to put PC games back on Steam

Microsoft is likely going to return shipping their games on Steam according to Phil Spencer. Spencer told GiantBomb that Steam is a “massive” and “positive” part of gaming, and confirmed that the company rea... Read More...

Halo Wars is now available on Xbox One for Preview members

Best 13 Wireless Gaming Headsets

Zelda: Breath of the Wild sets the standard for open-world games

PlayStation Now to add PlayStation 4 games later this year

Nolan North in Guild Wars 2

Best 13 Wireless Gaming Headsets

Futurama is coming to mobile in Worlds of Tomorrow game

Keith McNally release a free eBook based on The Last of Us

What's wrong with dinosaur games?

Zelda: Breath of the Wild sets the standard for open-world games

Inquisitor – Martyr is looking to be the ARPG Warhammer 40k deserves

Shadow of War has plenty of room to improve on Shadow of Mordor

Ghost Recon Wildlands embodies the promise and pitfalls of open-worlds

The MMO genre should learn from Black Desert’s mistakes and comeback

For Honor and how bad servers can ruin a good game

Dying Light: The Following review

Horizon Zero Dawn Review

Night in the Woods Review

SteamWorld Heist Review

The Walking Dead: A New Frontier “Ties That Bind Part I & II” Review

Assassin’s Creed Movie Review: A failed leap of faith

Batman- The Telltale Series Full Season Review

Game Cafe Ep. 19 (Part 1): Nintendo

The Game Café: AAA Blockbusters and the turn to open-world games

The Game Café: The rise and future of mobile gaming

The Game Café: Video game movies are still a work-in-progress

The Game Café: The horror genre and what makes a good horror game?

The Game Café: Switch and the long history of Nintendo

The Game Café: Season Passes and Modern DLC