Miles Dompier
Miles Dompier is a Former Freelance Video Producer for Windows Central, focusing on video content for Windows Central Gaming. In addition to writing or producing news, reviews, and gaming guides, Miles delivers fun, community-focused videos for the Windows Central Gaming YouTube channel. Miles also hosts Xbox Chaturdays every Saturday, which serves as the Windows Central Gaming weekly podcast.
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Craftopia was recently released on Xbox through the Game Preview program. Here's how this open-world sandbox title brings some Nintendo flair to Xbox.

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The Big Con is a '90s-inspired adventure title about conning your way across the country. Here's why this charming game is totally worth your time.

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There are only a few months left in 2021, but there's no shortage of games on the horizon. These are the biggest titles headed to Xbox in the Fall and Holiday.

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Do you like Borderlands? Do you like Sea of Thieves? Well, then this crossover is right up your alley.

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Aliens: Fireteam Elite has some stiff competition in the co-op shooter space this year. Here's how it fares and why it might end up surprising many fans.

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Travel back to a time before cell phones.

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Boyfriend Dungeon is a game where you can date swords. It's also a game you can play right now on Xbox Game Pass.

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Fans of classic Resident Evil and Silent Hill games won't have to wait too much longer to get their hands on Tormented Souls.

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Back 4 Blood serves as a spiritual successor to Left 4 Dead. Unfortunately, it's missing one of the legendary franchise's most popular modes.

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We sat down with Jason Ronald of Xbox to get all the details on FPS Boost and Microsoft's continued focus on backward compatibility.

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Xbox wants to deliver one major first-party game every quarter moving forward. Let's break down how and when Xbox Game Studios might deliver on this cadence.

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Right now, Bloodborne is the only FromSoftware Souls-like locked to 30FPS. Here's why a PC port could go a long way in correcting this.

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Bigger, bolder, and overflowing with riches.

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FPS Boost is another impressive feature currently available in the Xbox backwards compatibility utility belt. Here are 10 games we want to see take advantage of enhanced framerates.

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"The game is called Medium so we want to go big on it."

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Konami and Bloober Team have officially announced a new strategic partnership. So what does this mean for Silent Hill and its exclusivity?

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There's a great deal of competition when it comes to solid microphones for streamers. Here's how the EPOS B20 Streaming Microphone stacks up.

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A collaboration between Sea of Thieves and Pirates of the Caribbean sounds like a match made in video game heaven. And you know what? It really is.

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Sea of Thieves is currently available on Xbox, Windows, Steam, and even xCloud. But does this high-seas adventure support cross-play between all these platforms?

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A Pirate's Life is not only big, but seeks to improve on long-standing criticisms of the game.

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E3 2021 marked the return of the big annual gaming event. Many of gaming's biggest publishers made an appearance with a digital showcase, but did they all need to?

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Evil Dead: The Game is looking incredible and quite frankly, not enough people are talking about it. Here's why it's a horror game to watch in 2021.

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This unorthodox approach to the Battle Pass is worth noting.
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