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Gloria Victis Makes a Surprise Comeback: What to Expect
When can you play Gloria Victis again? The game is returning with new owners and a free-to-play direction. We explain what has been confirmed, what to expect, and how to prepare.
We Were Here Tomorrow: Retro-Futuristic Co-op Preview
We Were Here Tomorrow review: Xbox Wire presents a new retro-futuristic twist for the series. Find out what will set the co-op, atmosphere and puzzles apart.
Evercade Handheld With 14 Rare Classics: What to Know
Evercade Rare collection pre-order: what you’ll get, why it matters to Rare’s history, what to expect from the 14-classic collection, and how to prepare for the June release
OpenAI’s Massive Funding: What It Means for Gaming and the AI Race
OpenAI investments from Nvidia and Microsoft: why there is talk of $110 billion in funding, what Nvidia’s contribution means and how this could affect AI tools for game deve
Pokémon Winds and Waves Trailer Sparks Fan Debate
The Pokémon Winds and Waves trailer revealed the direction of the 10th generation and new creatures, while the internet instantly erupted with memes and speculation. We look at what we saw,
What “Next Week on Xbox” Brings: Upcoming Releases
Xbox new games March 2–6 – Xbox Wire weekly roundup: what to expect, how to prepare for downloads, purchases, and new releases in the Xbox ecosystem.
Pokémon Presents 30th Anniversary: Key Trends for Players
An expanded overview of what was announced at the Pokémon Presents 30th-anniversary presentation: the main news directions, what to expect next, and what to follow after the broadcast.
Resident Evil Requiem Path Tracing Raises the Bar for PC GPUs
Resident Evil Requiem path tracing requirements: what this graphics technology means, why it is demanding on the GPU, and how to prepare for smooth gameplay with smart se
Sony’s PC Signals: Is the Exclusives Era Returning?
Will Sony games come to PC – is the company pulling back from active ports? We examine new signals, reasons, and what this means for PC and PS5 players.
Marathon Server Slam Nears 150K Concurrent Steam Players
Marathon Server Slam player count on Steam reached nearly 150 thousand concurrent players during the first day. We explain what this peak shows, why it matters that this does not inclu
