The Playstation 5 Pro Might Be the Best Way To Enjoy This Upcoming Xbox Exclusive
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will swing to the PlayStation 5 in early 2025, raising questions about Xbox's future.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will swing to the PlayStation 5 in early 2025, raising questions about Xbox's future.
Xbox's rumored and imminent about-face all but confirms the PlayStation release of other upcoming exclusives.
The recent rumors make it appear as if Microsoft is slowly shoving the Xbox platform, and possibly even the Game Pass, out of the door.
Activision Blizzard wasn't the only company affected by Microsoft's recent wave of layoffs but it's arguably the worst off.
Big names such as Allen Adham and Mike Ybarra are departing from Blizzard as Microsoft realigns its priorities for growth.
The upcoming video game adaptation of the legendary archeologist will be played from the first-person perspective (well, mostly).
Square Enix has already signed a deal to bring Final Fantasy 14 to Xbox, so more Final Fantasy games could be on the table.
Despite being the inspiration for Lara Croft and Nathan Drake, this is actually Indiana Jones' first big AAA video game adaptation.
The internet, however, appears to be having a laugh at the expense of Starfield winning what should be a prestigious award.
Starfield is right up there alongside Diablo 4 as the most criticized best-selling games in recent memory.
Matt Booty's promotion, in particular, is seen as a move that helps guarantee that Microsoft's first-party exclusives are up to standards.
Despite being available on the Xbox Game Pass, Starfield still outsold Mortal Kombat 1, NBA 2K24, and EA Sports FC in September.
Pete Hines spent more than two decades with Bethesda, especially becoming just as synonymous with the company as Todd Howard.
Ghostwire: Tokyo is Shinji Mikami's swan song from Tango Gameworks and carries the same spirit as Mikami's best outings.
No, we're not talking about the Indiana Jones game either, which, by the way, also falls under the Disney umbrella.
Phil Spencer joins a growing list of top-level executives, insiders, critics, and fans, who believe video game development is in trouble.
Keep in mind that Jim Ryan made these comments a year ago, way before the recent controversial price increase to the PlayStation Plus.
On the other hand, Starfield is precariously maintaining an "84" Critic Score on Metacritic on the Xbox Series S/X.