What do Halo, Age of Empires & Sea of Thieves have in common? The answer is quite different to even a week ago! The CoD machine that Bobby Kotick built is now responsible for Xbox's most valuable legacies; only time will tell if that's a good thing...
When you try to meme about your age verification update, and it breaks, and everyone is mad at you, and you're banned in the Philippines.
Bungie are being given leave to fix the most controversial choice their leaders ever made. It probably helps that those leaders are gone.
ARC Raiders' mega success last year was supposed to catapult the genre to the peak of the industry. It didn't. Instead, Marathon, Call of Duty and even ARC itself are struggling to stay afloat, sinking back into the murky depths of the niche...
Halo is now an Activision property. So are Sea of Thieves and Age of Empires. Xbox's new layoffs come with big changes.
The [skip ad] future of [skip ad] Xbox gaming is [skip ad] coming soon, according to a [skip ad] new patent.
We've wanted more Warcraft story for years, and WoW always struggled to deliver. Blizz finally realised there's a better way.
The EU's plans for age verification in gaming will be both better and worse than we suspected.
Around a decade ago, Sony saved Kojima from Konami's callous abandonment. Earlier this year, to celebrate 10 years as an independent team, Kojima Productions needed to be saved again. This time, it's Asha Sharma's usually frugal Xbox picking up the tab!
Turns out two million sales can't prevent a CEO's use of Crunch on his workers from going viral.
The EU's new plans might protect kids, but it'll be adults bearing the administrative burden.
PvPvE isn't working for the biggest extraction shooter devs. So why not just remove a P?