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High on Life 2 boss: PlayStation still leads
By Adam Hales published
News High on Life 2 arrives across Xbox, PlayStation, and PC, with its CEO discussing Game Pass exposure, sales cannibalization, and long-term franchise growth.

Opera complaint over Edge sparks investigation from Brazil.
By Adam Hales published
News Opera’s complaint has triggered a regulatory investigation into whether Microsoft’s OEM incentives reduce consumer choice at the point of purchase.

Marvel's Spider-Man on Xbox? Insomniac finally responds.
By Adam Hales published
News Insomniac says Spider-Man coming to Xbox is “not likely,” but past platform shifts, PC ports, and reports of a Windows-based next-generation Xbox suggest exclusivity may not be permanent anyway.

What's the best Fallout game? We asked you — here's what you said
By Brendan Lowry published
Xbox Which Fallout game is the best? We asked our readers that question, and the answer we got was clear — and with a few surprises in the results.

The recent Black Ops 7 event rewards are going to all players after bugs
By Richard Devine published
Gaming The recent leaderboard event on Black Ops 7 Zombies newest map, Mars Survival, was so bug-ridden that all players will get the rewards.

One of the best RPGs I've ever played just hit Xbox Game Pass with a next-gen update
By Brendan Lowry published
Gaming Kingdom Come: Deliverance stands as one of the best RPGs of the last generation, and now it's on Xbox Game Pass — and with a free next-gen update, too.

Xbox Social Clubs will be shutting down soon; here's what you need to know
By Adam Hales published
News Xbox is shutting down Social Clubs on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S in April 2026. Here is what is changing, what happens to existing clubs, and how players can stay connected using other features.

Helldivers 2 hackers tried cheating the Cyberstan Major Order, and now it's harder
By Brendan Lowry published
Gaming After Helldivers 2 cheaters used "in-game exploits" to try and get an easy Major Order win, the Battle for Cyberstan just became harder. Thanks, "dissidents."

AI “recommendation poisoning” is real, and Microsoft says it’s getting worse
By Adam Hales published
News Microsoft is warning that attackers can plant hidden memory instructions inside AI systems to subtly influence recommendations and decisions. The company says this emerging threat could affect everything from chatbots to automated tools
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