US EditionMicrosoft Hints at Next-Gen Xbox With More Open Store Access
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Microsoft has moved very quickly to abandon the concept of exclusive games and instead launch its titles for as many formats as possible, something they seem to have been rewarded with in the form of high sales, judging by the charts. In an interview with GamesRadar+, Xbox Game Studios boss Craig Duncan explains more about how they intend this to work, and why it's so important for Microsoft to have Xbox Play Anywhere, which means you should be …
Microsoft's Xbox seems to be doing a lot of work right now. Just a few days after the release of the new Xbox handheld, another device has appeared online and is doing the rounds. Does Sony have to worry? The article Another new Xbox device: Does Sony have to worry? first appeared on inside digital.
Microsoft Hints at Next-Gen Xbox With More Open Store Access
Microsoft has announced a renewed, multi-year partnership with AMD to develop chips for a broad range of devices, including the next generation of Xbox consoles. This collaboration builds on AMD’s role as the current chip supplier for Xbox Series X and Xbox One. Xbox President Sarah Bond revealed that the partnership involves “co-engineering silicon across a portfolio of devices, including our next-generation Xbox consoles, in your living room, …
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