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Xbox and Activision Blizzard: How Microsoft’s Gaming Division Is Changing
Microsoft’s Xbox division is changing rapidly as Activision Blizzard takes on more franchises and studios amid a major restructuring of the gaming business.
Games, studios, platforms and the business of play.
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Microsoft’s Xbox division is changing rapidly as Activision Blizzard takes on more franchises and studios amid a major restructuring of the gaming business.
Xbox Wireless Controller review covering design, Bluetooth connectivity, device support, AA battery power, controls, features, limitations and overall value.
Kojima Productions says it remains healthy and profitable as Physint moves to Xbox, while stressing that its relationship with PlayStation remains strong.
HYTE X50 review covering its curved acoustic glass, cooling layout, hardware support, build design, pricing and position among modern ATX PC cases.
FunnyPlaying’s FPGB Mini is a compact $69 FPGA handheld with original Game Boy cartridge support, a 2.98-inch display, USB-C and a rechargeable battery.
Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil blends survival horror, dark comedy and game-inspired tension into a fresh standalone story led by Austin Abrams.
GTA 6: The Album features 34 original tracks, with Travis Scott, Keith Richards, Yung Lean and other artists ahead of its November 19 release.
Xbox disc-to-digital licensing lets supported physical games become available digitally, bringing a Microsoft concept dating back more than a decade to life.
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave expands the series on Switch 2 with four hero routes, tactical battles, exploration and a sprawling time-travel story.
Nintendo’s Customer Appreciation Sale offered 30% off select Switch games and accessories, with tariff-related refunds helping fund the September promotion.
Valve says rising RAM, storage and component costs pushed the Steam Frame above its original price target, with the new VR headset starting at $1,059.
Valve says Steam Deck 2 will arrive only when new hardware can deliver a major performance increase without sacrificing battery life or efficiency.
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