After moving to Canada in 2011 to be with her daughter, she wasted little time becoming part of the local mahjong scene. "I play mahjong every day; it has become an integral part of my daily life ...

Between World of Warcraft: The War Within, Ara: History Untold, and the early-access release of Towerborne, Microsoft has an unusually prominent slate of PC-only games this fall. Of those three ...

It seems many gamers on ... Xbox Game Pass Quests were completely redesigned. Players can earn points every day by playing any Game Pass game for at least 15 minutes as part of a "Daily Play ...

The ROG Ally and other portable Windows-based devices could make Microsoft's Game Pass subscription service accessible to new markets. One potential path for Microsoft might be a similar machine ...

Please verify your email address. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has confirmed that Xbox first-party games will "continue to extend" to PlayStation and Nintendo. The CEO's statement refutes a recent ...

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella prioritizes daily networking by connecting with diverse executives in sectors ranging from AI to sports. This routine has facilitated significant partnerships and ...

Microsoft has officially opened the floodgates for any first-party games created by Xbox to come to PlayStation and Nintendo. The company’s video games chief Phil Spencer explained that “I no ...

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While Microsoft has long supported PlayStation and Nintendo with games like Minecraft, this year saw the company make a bigger push to release Xbox games on competing platforms. In his annual ...

It was only recently that rumors began spreading that Microsoft was squeezing the breaks on its initial plan to bring Xbox games over to other platforms, such as the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation.

Microsoft laid off more than 2,500 people working in its games division this year, but the trillion dollar company still scrounged together enough spare change under the couch to give its CEO an ...