I’m really excited about Battlefield 6, but one thing has me a little worried: the Portal feature. The idea behind Portal is awesome – letting players create their own custom Battlefield experiences on servers. It *sounds* like it could let us all finally play Battlefield exactly how we’ve always wanted, but I’m hoping it actually delivers on that promise.
Turn 10 Studios recently experienced job cuts as Microsoft plans for 2025. This led some fans to worry that the Motorsport series might be discontinued, with Microsoft instead focusing on Forza Horizon, which is more popular and profitable.
I often thought it would have been better if the Xbox controller had been designed more like the PlayStation’s. The usual Xbox controller shape feels better for games with a lot of 3D elements or first-person shooting, but a different design might have been nice.
Everyone is currently excited about Battlefield 6, and understandably so, but it hasn’t received many updates to fix problems or make improvements since it launched. Only a few small hotfixes have been released, which has been frustrating for players, particularly those who are still running into bugs and launch-related issues.
Now, you can aim down sights with any ranged weapon, not just those with scopes. This feature was first added in Halo 5: Guardians and continues in Halo Infinite.
I asked Halo Studios why they were remaking the game, wondering if it was simply to reach new players – and if so, why not just release The Master Chief Collection on new platforms? Damon Conn, the executive producer, explained that the 25th anniversary of the series was a key factor, and that a remake allows them to build a strong foundation for future Halo games.
Logging in with your account instantly connects it across all platforms. This means you can easily switch between playing on console, PC, Game Pass, Steam, or Battle.net without losing your progress.
Microsoft is constantly working to make Cortana better on Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile. Today, we learned that a new feature – Xbox Live integration – is now available for all Windows 10 users, not just those in the Insider program.
Typical of Obsidian Entertainment, this game is a story-driven adventure where your choices really matter and impact the game’s outcome. Expect plenty of unexpected twists and turns along the way.
In an interview with Famitsu, Xbox head Phil Spencer shared that the Xbox handheld, known as the Ally, offers a preview of where the Xbox platform is headed.