Xbox partners with unlikely companies to show you (almost) everything is an Xbox

Your TV? An Xbox. Your phone? An Xbox. Your laptop? Believe it or not, an Xbox!

That’s the idea behind Microsoft’s new “This is an Xbox” ad campaign that the company officially unveiled (via Xbox Wire) on Thursday. The ad shows that in addition to the expected Xbox Series X|S consoles, there’s a wide range of devices such as Amazon Fire TV sticks, Samsung Smart TVs and Meta Quest 3 headsets that can be used as an Xbox via software support like the Xbox PC app, Xbox Game Pass, and Xbox Cloud Gaming.

Razer’s latest docking station promises better gaming performance with a dedicated wireless dongle port… and 13 more beside that

The Razer USB Type-C Dock we reviewed (and that I still carry in my bag) enjoyed a lot of praise for us, but there was a limit to its capabilities. Now, Razer is taking the wraps off a new option for hardcore users — the Razer USB4 Dock is here, and it’s less of a standard USB hub and more of an all-in-one docking station to transform your workstation.

Microsoft Copilot is the poster child of ‘an annoying kid in class’ — a 24-hour excursion in the woods by the WSJ with four chatbots reveals which AI ranks the best, and the answer may surprise you

AI-powered chat systems are becoming more and more like humans, and Joanna Stern from The Wall Street Journal demonstrated this by taking these chatbots – OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Meta AI, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot – on a hike with her instead of friends and family.

I played Xbox’s greatest failure to see if it’s really as bad as everyone says it is

As a dedicated gaming enthusiast, I’ve come to realize that numerous components play a crucial role in determining whether a video game thrives or falters. It’s astounding to see how, even with the most anticipated games, the absence of player engagement post-release can lead to its downfall. Conversely, it’s equally intriguing when a seemingly subpar game manages to triumph against all odds, despite its shortcomings.

An ambitious and gritty third-person shooter in a unified Korea is headed to Xbox Game Pass

In simple terms, Project TH – a third-person action-adventure game by EVR Studio – is coming to Xbox Game Pass. This game, set in a unified Korea of the near future, takes inspiration from the Moodang IP and portrays a world where individuals find themselves in the middle of political power struggles. To progress through the game, you’ll need to use both stealth and intense combat skills. The trailer for this game was first shown in 2022, and it appears that Project TH has recently been announced as an Xbox Game Pass title. It will be available on PS4/5, Xbox Series X/S, Game Pass, xCloud, Steam, Epic Games, and GeForce Now.