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Microsoft is gearing up to let you spread the cost of Xbox purchases — partnering with Klarna and PayPal
Xbox Microsoft is exploring ways to help Xbox customers manage the cost of living crisis, adding the ability to split costs in over weeks or even monthly instalment payments "interest free."
Capcom’s rethink of DLC makes me wish more games respected player time
Gaming Capcom’s new DLC approach rewards players instead of charging them.
Watch the 7th annual C.O.D.E. Bowl for a chance to win a Modern Warfare 4 beta code
Call of Duty Tune in to the Call of Duty Endowment (C.O.D.E.) bowl, presented by USAA, and you could win an MW4 Beta code, along with other rewards for Black Ops 7 and Warzone, just by watching.
Xbox Game Studios head Craig Duncan departs alongside chief of staff
Xbox After nearly 14 years working under Xbox and 18 months leading Xbox Game Studios, Craig Duncan is stepping down and leaving Microsoft.
Google Earth's new feature takes on Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024?! Not quite.
News Google Earth has added a flight simulator to its web app, which is very much not a competitor for a more serious sim but is still fun nevertheless.
Dragon's Dogma 2's update roadmap is tempting me to give it a second chance
Gaming Recently, Dragon's Dogma 2 has rolled out its 3.1 Title Update, adding true Fast-Travel and quality-of-life improvements. This is just one of two patches Capcom is planning to add leading up to its Dark Arisen DLC expansion in October 2026
'Monster Crown: Sin Eater' is more than a simple Xbox Pokémon clone
ID@Xbox Another creature collection title that's more than a simple Pokémon love letter.
Fans celebrate Final Fantasy’s turn based revival
Gaming IGN recently showed off uninterrupted gameplay footage for Final Fantasy Resonance, the series's first HD-2D game and one that plans to bring back turn-based combat to the Final Fantasy series.
Why Xbox is considering the role of "ads" on console — and why it's more than simple "greed"
Xbox Even before the current memory crisis and various other crises, the volume of players spending literally *nothing* on consoles like Xbox and PlayStation is increasing. When you're selling hardware at a loss, that's a problem.
