not the games themselves Early in 2024, Microsoft started rolling out ‘Instant Games’ to its store in Windows 11, but the ...

Microsoft's gaming CEO addresses the company's recent PC-centric lineup and assures players that it's not likely to repeat ...

If you've seen a lot of Phil Spencer news lately, it's because he's doing a media circuittaking interviews and giving ...

Microsoft Gaming chief Phil Spencer has been doing a few interviews as 2024 draws to a close, celebrating Microsoft's ...

Alexey Pajitnov, who created the ubiquitous game in 1984, opens up about his failed projects and his desire to design another ...

After an inarguably massive year for games, it's possible that the 2024 ... The latest entry in Microsoft's venerable line of flight sims has all kinds of bells and whistles, including the entire ...

A signed deal with the video game publisher Activision Blizzard is expected to breathe new life into Microsoft’s losing gaming business and provide materials for its metaverse. Microsoft has ...

So you can go into this thrilling horror experience without knowledge from the first game. With that said, Alan Wake II does follow Alan once again. We know he’s trapped in the Dark Place ...

In keeping with series tradition, the latest entry in BioWare's fantasy saga is drawing a wide range of responses Also, Chappell Roan goes all Elden Ring at this week's VMAs The new Ace of Spades ...

Please verify your email address. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has confirmed that Xbox first-party games will "continue to extend" to PlayStation and Nintendo. The CEO's statement refutes a recent ...

It was only recently that rumors began spreading that Microsoft was squeezing the breaks on its initial plan to bring Xbox games over to other platforms, such as the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation.

Microsoft laid off more than 2,500 people working in its games division this year, but the trillion dollar company still scrounged together enough spare change under the couch to give its CEO an ...