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Xbox and TCL unite to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to more Smart TVs.
By Alexander Cope Published
Gaming Microsoft has announced that it's bringing Xbox Cloud Gaming to TCL-branded Smart TVs in the coming months, and we're got the scoop on how it will work.

Windows 11 on Arm gaming gets a boost, but it's still a work in progress
By Sean Endicott Published
Gaming Qualcomm released new Adreno GPU drivers for Snapdragon X and Snapdragon X2 PCs, bringing stability and quality fixes to titles like Halo Infinite and Avowed.

Microsoft's Project Zenith will tailor Windows 11 for developers
By Sean Endicott Published
Windows 11 Microsoft just announced Project Zenith, a new Windows 11 experience for developers. Devices will come with dev tools preinstalled and settings pre-enabled to tailor to developer workflows.

Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance's Dual Blades trailer makes Wolverine look slow
By Alexander Cope Published
Gaming The third Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance weapon showcase trailer features a look at how the Boost Bracer will enhance the already agile Dual Blades weapon type to lightning-fast proportions

Blizzard is teasing a StarCraft announcement with ARG messages on its website
By Alexander Cope Published
Gaming With BlizzCon just over a week away, fans have noticed that StarCraft's website is glitching out and have dug into it to discover secret messages that could hint at a new game being made after over a decade

Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance unveils new monsters and story details
By Alexander Cope Published
Gaming Capcom unveils new details for Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance regarding its storyline and new monsters players will experience through its Sony State of Play trailer

Final Fantasy VII: Revelation's Xbox and PC release date has been revealed
By Alexander Cope Published
Gaming The epic conclusion of the ambitious Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy will arrive on April 8, 2026, for Xbox Series X|S (with Xbox Play Anywhere), PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC

Microsoft is introducing hourly limits on Xbox Cloud Gaming starting in November — here's how it'll work
By Jez Corden Published
Xbox Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers will now only get 15 hours of Xbox Cloud Gaming use per month, although you'll be able to buy more.
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