Jez Corden is a Senior Editor for Windows Central, focusing primarily on all things Xbox and gaming. Jez is known for breaking exclusive news and analysis as relates to the Microsoft ecosystem while being powered by caffeine. Follow on Twitter and listen to his Xbox Two podcast, all about, you guessed it, Xbox!
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Yakuza: Like a Dragon is my first foray with the legendary Yakuza franchise, and it won't be my last. It's awesome. The storied franchise is making its debut as one of the first titles for Xbox Series X, and we went hands-on with a mid-game demo to take a look at how it runs, and how it plays.
I'm the type of gamer that plays multiple games at once, partially due to work, partially due to attention span problems. Xbox Series X/S "Quick Resume" feature feels like it was designed for me. Here's how it works.
The first official Xbox Series X|S headset is here. This is the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 (2020) edition, combining Bluetooth with big bass and stunning sound for a winning package.
Watch Dogs: Legion imagines a near-future Britain that is a totalitarian capitalist hellscape, and you hold the keys to revolution. Here's our hands-on gameplay preview impressions, ahead of the game's October 27 launch date.
September 30th is International Podcast Day. What better way to celebrate than upgrading some of your audio gear? This is the Blue Yeti X and its companion mic arm, the Blue Compass.
Oslo is a new service from the team at StreamLabs, designed to make remote video editing between teams a whole lot easier. We've been hands-on with it, and here's why we bloody love it.
Are you an Apple TV user? Are you an Xbox console owner? Then, you may be in luck. Microsoft and Apple appear to be bringing the media service to Xbox consoles soon.
We now have a working Xbox Series X, and while I wait for all of my games to re-download, I thought I'd offer some hands-on early impressions with the shiny new controller for Xbox Series X and Series S.
What if headphones, were beans? That's what Samsung asked itself, and then ultimately answered with the Galaxy Buds Live. But are these pricey earbuds worth it? Or do they not even amount to a hill of beans. Beans beans beans beans.
Ever get random FPS drops or stuttering while gaming in full screen? With this latest update to the Windows 10 Xbox Game Bar, you can now monitor and even kill processes without leaving your game.
What if the Surface Duo was a little bit more Nintendo 3DS-like? Reddit user /u/Thetincat1 decided to find out.
Mafia: Definitive Edition isn't just a faithful remake of the classic gangster flick, it's an elevation. The faithful attention to detail adds extra weight to the game's most poignant moments, wrapped in a gritty shooter that leans on realism.
Recently I got my hands on a Razer Core X Chroma e-GPU housing, complete with an RTX 2080 desktop GPU to boost my RTX 2060 laptop. Here are my early impressions after a week with the setup.
When Microsoft purchased ZeniMax this week, we were all blinded by the dazzling array of amazing games that will now be exclusive to Xbox platforms. There's another massive aspect of this package that is being a tad overlooked.
The Xbox Series X is getting a baby brother in the form of a console codenamed Lockhart, most likely to be called Xbox Series S. Here's what we know so far.
The Razer Junglecat is an Android gamepad designed to bring some Nintendo Switch-like usability to the awfulness of mobile gaming. And hey, it works pretty damn well.
Microsoft's original Xbox Elite Controller had lofty ambitions but collapsed under the weight of some crippling flaws. The Elite Series 2 fixes most of that while piling on extra features. Here's our review.
Microsoft dropped a megaton bombshell on the gaming industry today, revealing the acquisition of ZeniMax Media, meaning it has acquired The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, DOOM, and many dozens more IP, as well as their studios, for Xbox.
Sony's PlayStation 5 reveal came with some big caveats, and one of the most overlooked ones is the fact that games will be more expensive, seemingly across the board. Should Microsoft and Xbox jump on that train as well?