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Could this hint at an official Xbox Handheld?Microsoft has begun adding an "Xbox Handheld" label to games like Gears of War: E-Day, Halo: Campaign Evolved, and more. The new graphic can be found by meandering down to the "Ways To Play" section.Of course, this indicates whether specific titles are optimised for handheld play, similar to Steam Deck Verified, which, funnily enough, also includes Steam's logo on the store page.Read the full article on purexbox.com
Blueberry will only take you a few hours to complete, and it's a great emotional journey. The post Blueberry Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Captain Overpriced.It seems that PlayStation owners aren't keen on having to fork over $40 for a 16-year-old Call of Duty game without all the bells and whistles.Treyarch announced earlier this month that both Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 were finally being ported to Sony hardware, but the poor reception comes in light of price adjustments on the Xbox Store.Read the full article on purexbox.com
Necrophosis: Full Consciousness is a very unique and interesting game. The post Necrophosis: Full Consciousness Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Over in the Blinx of an eye.Earnest Yuen, a seasoned veteran of the gaming industry and one of Microsoft's longest tenured staff, recently took to LinkedIn to announce his retirement, sharing some appropriately earnest thoughts from his time spent at Microsoft:"After 31 years at Microsoft, Iâve decided itâs time to begin a new adventure: retirement.Read the full article on purexbox.com
Forensic - M.E. Protocol is a clever game that clearly comes from a team that has done its research. More importantly, it offers a fascinating glimpse into what life might be like as a forensic officer. If youâre after that kind of thingâŚÂ The post Forensic – M.E. Protocol Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Some weeks on Xbox Game Pass are packed with half a dozen additions. Others prefer to put the spotlight firmly on a single arrival. This week falls into the latter category. The post Take A Deep Dive With A New Game Pass Addition This Week appeared first on TheXboxHub.
"Our stories are almost always about a four-person squad, right?".It's been a long time since a Gears campaign supported four-player co-op. Fifteen years, in fact, with Gears of War 3 remaining the first and last entry in the series to offer it.Recently, the team at GamesRadar+ spoke with The Coalition's Matt Searcy about the technical challenges involved and why bringing four-player co-op to Gears of War: E-Day feels like the right move:Read the full article on purexbox.com
Avenue Escape is the most fun Iâve had in a traffic jam. The post Avenue Escape Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Oh, Pengilo. You have a list of issues as long as my arm, but I did grow to enjoy your weird, unique ways. The post Pengilo Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Launching in early access.If you're like us and you've been waiting ten million years for Titanfall 3, you might be pleased to hear that we're getting a new game inspired by Respawn's classic FPS series on Xbox next week in the form of EMPULSE.This one's actually being made by the team behind Splitgate (1047 Games), and it's not a free-to-play title - it's a paid early access release for multiple platforms, arriving on Wednesday, June 24th. Better yet, it's both an Xbox Smart Delivery title and
A couple of new demos have since been added as well.It's been two weeks now since the Xbox Demo Fest began back on June 4th, and this gives us a chance to look at the most popular demos and see which of the 40+ games have been resonating the most with Xbox owners so far.Xbox actually sorts its demo section as "most popular" by default these days, so we've rooted through and picked out all the Demo Fest titles specifically that make up a top 10 (Onimusha is technically #1, but it's not a Demo Fes
The next major sale on the Xbox Store.The Xbox Summer Sale 2026 is set to begin soon, during which a large number of digital Xbox games are expected to be discounted for around two weeks. The official date of the sale hasn't been announced at the time of writing, but we've provided some educated guesses below as to when we think it might be available.Note: The Xbox Summer Sale is also often referred to as the "Ultimate Game Sale".Read the full article on purexbox.com
I canât make up my mind about To Bee Jazz. The post To Bee Jazz Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
It's got to be 30FPS, right?The past few days have been exciting for fans of the GTA series, as Rockstar Games has officially confirmed that pre-orders for GTA 6 will start next week across Xbox and PS5, with the exact date set as June 25th.We probably still won't know much at that point aside from pricing details (and hopefully a third trailer might on the way), but it's got us rethinking about how well this game will be able to run on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PS5.Read the full article
Not a big issue on Xbox Series X|S, but it potentially is on PS5.Looking around the world of Xbox today, the topic that seems to be trending the most is in regards to Halo: Campaign Evolved and its requirements for co-op - something that was detailed by Halo Waypoint in a Q&A last night.For anyone on Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, it's mostly self-explanatory. If you want to play online co-op, you'll naturally need an Xbox account and some form of Xbox Game Pass subscription. You'll also n
Including two new Game Pass titles!Welcome to your Xbox games roundup for June 22-26! We've got a couple of particularly notable releases next week in the form of Dead or Alive 6 Last Round and EMPULSE (the game in the lead image for this article), and there are two new Xbox Game Pass titles highlighted by Abyssus!Here's what's coming to Xbox next week:Read the full article on purexbox.com
Anything specific in mind?Welcome to the weekend! As usual, we've got a bunch of new Xbox Game Pass titles that are waiting for you to try, along with a Free Play Days selection, and there are plenty of great new releases to check out along the way!Here's what we're playing on Xbox this weekend:Read the full article on purexbox.com
Do you believe in a Codless plan?Earlier this year, Xbox announced a much-needed price cut for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, but with one glaring caveat - future Call of Duty titles would no longer arrive on the service "day one".Instead, new Call of Duty games would be added to the subscription service's most expensive tier "the following holiday after launch (about a year later)".Read the full article on purexbox.com
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Escape the Backrooms is in the #1 spot!As you know, we occasionally browse the "Top Paid" charts on the Xbox Store to see what's been performing well in recent weeks, and we've been surprised to find three indies charting surprisingly high on there right now!The most incredible performer is Escape the Backrooms, which is literally #1 as things stand. It's beating EA Sports FC 26, 007 First Light, Forza Horizon 6 and various other massive AAA releases.Read the full article on purexbox.com
"We didn't want the largest world, but the densest".No Law is an ambitious title to behold. A cyberpunk shooter that prioritises "density over scale" when it comes to building its sci-fi open world.We were treated to six minutes of all new footage during a recent State of Unreal appearance, which highlighted the ways in which the Swedish developer has built a dense city that's "uncompromised" and "lived-in at every scale".Read the full article on purexbox.com
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