The release of the Xbox version of this game is planned for winter 2025 on both Xbox Series X and S consoles. This means that fans of Japanese Role-Playing Games (JRPGs) on Xbox will finally get to experience the highly praised remake of the most famous installment in the Final Fantasy series.
In the Beta Channel, we’ve seen:
There seems to be equal speculation regarding who might ultimately win this highly competitive contest, but AI safety researcher Roman Yampolskiy suggests that the victor could be the organization with sufficient funds to acquire ample computational resources for developing Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). In essence, he implies that financial resources may bypass the traditional constraints of time in this race.
Consequently, certain tasks may require fewer resources as a result of Microsoft’s unveiling of AI-enhanced tools specifically designed for educators in Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilit+ devices.
It appears Square Enix is considering the notion that returning the Final Fantasy series to its traditional turn-based gameplay might not be a misstep after all.
This week, the update is being released initially for Xbox Insiders since it’s currently being tested. Assuming everything proceeds as planned, it will be officially launched in sync with the anticipated release of ROG Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X later this year.
After that, yet another distribution based on Fedora has unobtrusively rolled out an official Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) image. As of May, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Release 10 became available without much noise or excitement.
As an avid gamer, I can’t help but express my anticipation for the captivating gameplay experiences that Borderlands 4 promises to deliver. However, as a photography enthusiast within the gaming realm, it’s disheartening to learn that Photo Mode won’t be part of the initial release. Over the years, this feature has become an essential tool, empowering players like me to create stunning, cinematic screenshots, with options for color grading filters, depth of field settings, letterboxing, and more. It’s a shame that this staple component won’t be available at launch, but I remain hopeful for its potential inclusion in future updates or expansions.