Microsoft dubs latest Windows 11 release “most reliable version of Windows yet” — PCs that upgrade will see an improved experience compared to Windows 10

Microsoft senior program manager Monika Sandhu proudly announces in a blog post that the latest version of Windows 11, specifically the 24H2 release, represents their most dependable iteration of Windows to date. In comparison to Windows 10 22H2, failure rates for unplanned restarts have decreased by an impressive 24%. This significant improvement is a result of intensive collaboration between various engineering, design, and user research teams, as well as their dedication to enhancing the overall resilience of Windows for all users.

World of Warcraft

Without a doubt, World of Warcraft stands as one of the globe’s most beloved and widely played Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MMORPGs), created and distributed by Blizzard Entertainment. Read More 2025-07-28 16:38

New Xbox games launching this week, from July 28 through August 3 — Grounded 2 arrives on Xbox Game Pass

This coming week, Xbox gamers can look forward to a fresh wave of games being added to their library, offering exciting options to combat summer lethargy. One title that’s generating buzz is Grounded 2 from Obsidian Entertainment, debuting in early access and Xbox Game Preview. This lets players jump right in and share their feedback … Read more

Elden Ring Nightreign’s Patch 1.02 update next week is adding a feature we’ve all been waiting for since launch — and another I’ve been begging for, too

In two months following its launch on May 30th, the game is set to receive another significant update, Patch 1.02, on July 31st. Although it appears to be a relatively minor release overall, this update will introduce a highly anticipated feature that fans have been eagerly requesting since the release of Nightreign.

Sony wants to expand “PlayStation Studios games beyond PlayStation hardware” — hiring to partner with Xbox, Steam, Nintendo Switch, and more

In that period, Xbox’s decision to abandon console exclusives seemed like a farewell symphony for the struggling platform. At first glance, Microsoft’s Xbox hardware sales appeared dismal due to intense competition from PlayStation and Nintendo. However, as time passed, the situation began to change subtly.