Tag Archives: Xbox

Bethesda has effectively capitalized on the popularity of Amazon Prime’s acclaimed TV show to generate widespread enthusiasm for Fallout, resulting in a remarkable 7,500% surge in sales of Fallout 4 in Europe. Last week, it was the game that sold the most copies on the continent, considering both physical and digital sales. Additional entries in the RPG series, such as ...

Get ready for an exciting announcement because we have inside information about Imagine Earth, a fascinating sci-fi city builder created by the talented Serious Bros team. Brace yourself, because this highly anticipated game is making its way to the Switch on May 9, 2024. Released on Steam and Xbox to critical acclaim, Imagine Earth seamlessly blends strategic gameplay with a ...

The fourth major installment of Crash Bandicoot has seen remarkable sales success since its debut in 2020. Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time design director Toby Schadt (via LinkedIn) claims that the sequel has sold over five million copies since its original debut on PlayStation and Xbox. We found the entry here on Nintendo Life to be quite impressive, although ...

Microsoft is currently in the process of bringing select Xbox exclusives to the Switch and PlayStation 5. It seems that the fate of future game releases on these platforms hinges on one particular upcoming title. The Verge’s senior editor, Tom Warren, suggests that the upcoming release of Sea of Thieves on the PlayStation 5 on April 30th, 2024, will serve ...

Believe it or not, there’s some fresh news regarding Hollow Knight: Silksong. A new listing for the game has recently been discovered on Microsoft’s Xbox Store page, causing quite a stir among fans. Although initially lacking in excitement, it is worth noting that Silksong previously only had store pages for the Switch eShop, PlayStation Store, Steam, and GOG. However, a ...

This week has been quite eventful for the video game industry, and it looks like there’s more excitement to come. Following recent layoffs at PlayStation and Electronic Arts, developers are now separating from their parent companies. Furthermore, the developer behind Crash Bandicoot and Spyro, Toys for Bob, recently revealed its decision to part ways with Activision and the Xbox team ...

If you missed it, Xbox’s executives hosted a podcast yesterday, officially revealing the company’s long-speculated plan to release some first-party games on competing consoles. Following all the buzz surrounding the topic, it was somewhat expected, yet it remains a significant change in the platform holder’s approach to its own games moving forward. Although the messaging was a little ambiguous, a ...

Microsoft and Xbox have stated their desire to make gaming more accessible, and Xbox CFO Tim Stuart reiterated this at the Wells Fargo TMT Summit this week. While it’s a “bit of a change of strategy” for Xbox and nothing serious is happening right now, the goal is to bring its “first-party experiences” and subscription services to “every screen” that ...

Xbox’s 2020 internal communication from Phil Spencer suggests the corporation is still exploring acquiring Nintendo. As part of a deluge of leaked, unredacted documents from the FTC Vs. Microsoft case in the US (the original of which appears to have been removed), the email reveals Spencer’s surprising thoughts on the acquisition, including that “getting Nintendo would be a career moment” ...

A critical problem with the idle boot timeout in Forge mode has also been fixed by 343 Industries. What you must understand Halo Infinite’s Forge differs from earlier versions of the map-creation program in that it needs an internet connection to the game’s servers in order to function. This implies that whenever there are issues with the servers or their ...