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A lament: World of Warcraft's erasure of the Horde is disheartening
PC Gaming A band of survivors, outcasts, and quite literal aliens in an unforgiving world: What is arguably Warcraft's most iconic faction is gradually being erased. And it's a shame.
Pete Hines reflects on Bethesda’s identity after Microsoft’s acquisition
Xbox The former Bethesda publishing head explains why he stayed after the acquisition, detailing growing frustration, declining mental health, and why he ultimately chose to leave
Blizzard’s secret StarCraft shooter reportedly gains serious talent
Starcraft Fresh insight into Blizzard’s StarCraft shooter suggests experienced talent is being assembled, with Drew Murray of the now closed The Initiative joining as associative design director.
Which Xbox console has the best design of all time?
Poll Microsoft has pumped out plenty of console designs over the years, but the Xbox One X is the best of the bunch. Or is it? Let's hear what you think!
This is the best-looking app for Xbox Cloud Gaming — on Apple TV?
Xbox Xbox fans can now access their cloud library on Apple TV through Stratix, offering a promising but still early glimpse at what official support could look like.
AoE2 proves it is still unstoppable with massive Red Bull Wololo numbers
PC gaming Microsoft might have perfected the RTS genre in 1999, but nearly 30 years later, Age of Empires 2 is breaking viewer records and maintains a positive
This side-scrolling roguelike is an ID@Xbox triumph. Say hi to 'Absolum,' your new addiction.
ID@Xbox I’ve died more times than I can count, and I’ve never had more fun doing it.
The original Xbox was to be a lot like Project Helix, says ex-Microsoft gaming exec
Xbox Microsoft's new Project Helix is an ambitious console that fuses Xbox and PC together — something it wanted for the original Xbox, but couldn't achieve.
Xbox asks, "What would you like to see?" — These are the best feature ideas so far
Xbox It's a renaissance for new Xbox Series X|S and Xbox PC features right now, as Microsoft's gaming department seems to have been unleashed. Xbox engineer Bill Ridmann posits on X: What would you like to see? Here are the best suggestions.
