By: Tyler Miller
We got a full gameplay demo of Rare’s Sea of Thieves today and it continues to impress. The demo showed off exploration on land and under the sea, combat with living and undead enemies, and treasure hunting. I truly can’t get enough of this game. It releases on Xbox Windows 10 next year.
By: Tyler Miller
We got a trailer for The Last Night during Microsoft’s E3 press conference, and the game looks really cool. The cyberpunk aesthetic works really well with the 2D pixel art design of the game, and is one that’s definitely going to be on my radar from here on out. The game is coming out in 2018.
By: Tyler Miller
Mark your calendars everyone because we have the first cross-platform game on the market! Microsoft announced during their E3 press conference that Minecraft will be getting updated to offer cross-platform play with Windows 10, mobile, and Nintendo Switch users. Any saved data, purchases, and things that you have in your worlds will carry over from past versions of the game to this new one. Unfortunately, PS4 users are still not in the mix on this deal, so we’ll still have to play by ourselves.
By: Tyler Miller
The biggest PC game out now, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, is launching on Xbox One as a console exclusive later this year on November 7. It’s unknown as of now if the game will stay an Xbox One exclusive, or if it will be available on Playstation 4 at a later time.
By: Tyler Miller
Forza Motorsport 7 is coming later this year on October 3. The game will feature native 4K resolution and a solid frame rate of 60 fps on the Xbox One X, and more than 700 cars.
By: Tyler Miller
Microsoft kicked off their E3 press conference today by officially revealing the name of Project Scorpio, now called Xbox One X.
By: Tyler Miller
This is the year everyone! Microsoft is out for blood and they’re putting on their big boy gloves. I’m incredibly excited for their E3 showing this year, but I’m also afraid that they’ll mess this up badly. Thankfully though, my excitement for what they have (and potentially have) is far outweighing my fear for their show.
By: Tyler Miller
Microsoft is expanding doubling down on their endeavor to further connect Xbox and Windows 10 with their new Xbox Anywhere program. The program allows you to buy a game on one system, and play it on either PC or Xbox without having to buy it again. In addition, there is cross-play support as well. So if you start a game on your Xbox and need to go out, you can continue playing on any Windows 10 platform. Select games will be a part of the Xbox Anywhere program.
By: Tyler Miller
Hell must have frozen over and pigs must be flying because the impossible is finally a reality. Today Microsoft announced that Xbox players will be able to play online with players on other consoles or platforms. ID@Xbox Director Chris Carla broke the good news in a letter on Xbox Wire, saying that players on Xbox Live on either Xbox One or Windows 10 will be able to play with people on other online networks. It comes down to the developers to implement it into their games and the other networks (i.e. PSN, Steam) to accept the invitation. The first game that will be be implementing this feature is Rocket League, the hit racing/soccer game that made a splash on Playstation Plus last summer, and recently made the leap to Xbox One.
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