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Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred has delivered
GAMING Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred is the pinnacle of the series, and I'm so happy to be wrong about my fears.
Xbox encourages players to request classic games for future compatibility
XBOX Jason Ronald directs fans to a community voting site for backward compatibility requests, hinting that player feedback could play a role in future Xbox game preservation efforts.
Xbox adds its new logo to dynamic backgrounds, gamer pics, and more
Xbox Xbox has begun rolling out new dynamic backgrounds, profile backgrounds, and gamer pics featuring its recently revealed logo, following a quick turnaround from Asha Sharma’s public confirmation.
Roblox Reality shows off DLSS 5’s AI upscaling in a big way
Gaming Known as Roblox Reality, it's aiming to give games photorealistic graphics without requiring a cutting-edge PC.
PC modders revive full wireless support for PlayStation controllers
PC gaming A free and open-source GitHub project called DS5Dongle is finally bringing haptic feedback and adaptive triggers to the wireless DualSense experience on PC.
What you need to know about the Forza Horizon 6 Festival Playlist
Gaming The Festival Playlist is back with Forza Horizon 6 and here's what we know so far, including how PS5 players can catch up on missed rewards.
Analysts report exclusive games are the "number one reason" players use consoles like Xbox
Xbox New data shows that exclusive games are the "number one reason" people use consoles like Xbox, showing why Microsoft is considering bringing them back.
Xbox Mode launches on Windows 11 as Microsoft barely meets its own deadline
News Microsoft has begun rolling out Xbox Mode on Windows 11, introducing a full screen, controller friendly interface designed to streamline PC gaming while reducing background system load.
Isometric metroidvania puzzle game 'OOLO' comes to Xbox Play Anywhere in May
ID@Xbox Solo developer Riddle Master Productions' voxel-style isometric metroidvania, OOLO, is coming to Xbox as a Play Anywhere title in May.
World of Warcraft causes a stir: new housing items cost as much as an entire expac
Gaming World of Warcraft's housing system was a deep investment for the game, and is purely cosmetic offering no power or progression to players ... but, increasingly expensive additions have users questioning the value proposition here.
