Star Wars Outlaws won’t debut on Steam on August 30th. Nevertheless, there’s a strong possibility it may arrive on Valve’s PC gaming platform later, given that numerous recent Ubisoft games have appeared there several months following their launch on Ubisoft Connect and the Epic Games Store.
There has been a great deal of amusing promotion for the recently released Deadpool and Wolverine movie, including a free Deadpool Controller Holder and the widely popular “Deadpool and Wolverine Cheeky Controllers” that mimic the characters’ suit designs, even including a round backside reminiscent of their physiques. The catch is that these humorous controllers can’t be bought but are only up for grabs in a highly limited sweepstakes, making them exceptionally rare. If the winners choose to sell them, they could fetch a large sum of money. According to Richard Devine, this situation exemplifies what’s wrong with Xbox marketing at the moment.
In recent times, the capabilities of generative AI have significantly grown. According to NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, this technology has moved past simple chatbots such as Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT. He anticipates a new era in AI, where self-driving cars and advanced humanoid robots will take center stage. These advancements are expected to excel at intricate tasks more effectively than humans.
Approximately two years have passed since Microsoft, creator of Xbox, and Discord, the renowned chat platform, joined forces to introduce an official integration on Xbox consoles. Over this period, various features have been added to enhance the experience. Among these additions, the option for Xbox players to share their gameplay with friends during a Discord call was introduced last year; shortly, they’ll also be able to watch streams without requiring a PC or mobile device.
After a brief recess for summer announcements, the nonsense is continuing.
The newest Xbox controller is a bit of a throwback.