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How and where to watch Tokyo Game Show 2023 and the Xbox Digital Broadcast
By Alexander Cope, Zachary Boddy last updated
TGS 2023 The 2023 Tokyo Game Show is high upon us as it is set to go live this week from Sept. 21 to Sept. 24. Here's what you need to know to get the latest news from Xbox and Japan.

Internal memo sheds light on the future of Windows and Surface without Panos Panay
By Sean Endicott published
Up next Microsoft will hold a special event focused on Surface and AI tomorrow, and the company's Yusuf Mehdi sent out an internal memo to discuss plans for the future of artificial intelligence.

Microsoft is set to pull the plug on Exchange Web Services (EWS) — here's the cutoff date
By Kevin Okemwa published
MICROSOFT GRAPH You won't be able to access email messages, meetings, and contacts from Exchange Online after October 2026.

Operation Deadbolt brings zombies to Call of Duty's Modern Warfare series for the first time
By Cole Martin published
Zombies Zombies have long been part of the Call of Duty franchise, but they will soon appear for the first time in the Modern Warfare series.

The latest Minecraft: Bedrock Edition update gives you a recipe book and lets you crawl
By Zachary Boddy published
Recipe Crawl Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.20.30 is now rolling out to all players with some lovely quality-of-life features, like the recipe book and crawling.

Xbox Game Pass announces 5 more additions for the end of September and early October
By Cole Martin published
More Games Xbox announces 5 more late September/early October additions to Xbox Game Pass, including Gotham Knights, Payday 3, and anticipated indie puzzler Cocoon.

Bethesda's Starfield reaches 10 million players across Xbox and Windows PC
By Samuel Tolbert published
🚀🚀🚀 Bethesda Game Studios' Starfield crosses 10 million players just weeks after launch.

The Logitech gaming keyboard I LOVE is over $100 off, but there's a catch
By Brendan Lowry published
My Favorite Board My favorite Logitech gaming keyboard is more affordable than ever thanks to this deal. But...

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer addresses Xbox leaks: 'So much has changed'
By Samuel Tolbert published
Changing plans? Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer responds to a massive leak surrounding the Xbox business, saying that "So much has changed" and that the team will share more later.
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