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Xbox may need to rethink its Project Helix console plans amid rising costs
XBOX Xbox says demand for Series X|S still exceeds supply as rising costs force a rethink of next-generation Project Helix plans.
Xbox says some exclusives will sell fewer units but promises a reliable pipeline
XBOX Xbox CSO Matthew Ball says exclusives are on the way, but some fans remain unconvinced after years of shifting platform strategy.
Xbox confirms anti-scalper measures are being discussed for Series X25 launch
XBOX Xbox will battle scalpers for the Series X25 launch, considering account-based priority systems to protect genuine fans
Ninja Theory reveals 'Senua' coming in 2027
XBOX Ninja Theory reveals Senua, an action-adventure expanding the Hellblade universe with deeper combat and exploration.
This is the Xbox Series X25 console: Showcase fans get it for free
XBOX Celebrate 25 years of Xbox with the translucent OG Green Series X25 Limited Edition, launching this November.
Fable gets final release date at Xbox Showcase
XBOX Fable launches February 23, 2027, on Xbox, PC, and PS5, featuring a star-studded cast led by villain Hayley Atwell.
RuneScape: Dragonwilds is coming to Xbox with a major feature included
RuneScape RuneScape: Dragonwilds arrives on Xbox Series X|S this September, complete with Xbox Play Anywhere support and shared progression across platforms.
A handful of Xbox games are about to have their servers shut down
XBOX From Warzone on Xbox One to Rec Room, here's every Xbox game affected by server closures and support changes.
Forza Horizon 6's UK sales prove exclusives still move Xbox hardware
Xbox New UK sales figures suggest Forza Horizon 6 helped increase Xbox Series X|S hardware sales by 12% in May, bringing Xbox within 400 units of PS5 sales as Sony experienced a significant decline.
Backlash to PS5 logos in the Xbox Showcase is distrust, not gatekeeping
Xbox Everybody with a brain knows it takes five seconds to go online and find out whether a game is multiplatform. Microsoft's logo "transparency" simply has users doubting whether it's truly behind Xbox's long-term success.
