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Sea of Thieves fiery update The Seabound Soul arrives later this month

Rare's swashbuckling adventure Sea of Thieves is getting another big update on 20 November 2019. Named The Seabound Soul, the update brings new Tall Tales and fiery action.

Semir OmerovicNOVEMBER 15

Full list of new Xbox Game Pass additions from Inside Xbox 2019

Microsoft revealed a pile of new titles that will be joining the Xbox Game Pass roster, both first and third party. There are a few highlights but generally, it feels like a lot of value has been added for the subscribers.

NOVEMBER 15

Rumour: Xbox Project Scarlett release date revealed

According to the latest rumours, Microsoft's next-gen console Xbox Project Scarlett could release on 06 November 2020 as the most powerful console ever.

Semir OmerovicNOVEMBER 14

Shroud follows Ninja and ditches Twitch for Mixer

There seems to be a trend establishing here as yet another high-profile streamer left Twitch for Mixer pastures. Following in Ninja's footsteps, Michael Grzesiek, better known as Shroud, has now joined Microsoft's streaming platform.

OCTOBER 25

Seven new titles are coming to Xbox Game Pass

Xbox team have confirmed seven new Xbox Game Pass additions for October and November 2019. Obsidian's The Outer Worlds is leading the pack with Subnautica and LEGO Star Wars 3.

Semir OmerovicOCTOBER 23

Next-gen Xbox will support all Xbox One controllers

Xbox Marketing Manager James Shields has re-confirmed that the next-generation Xbox console will support all Xbox One controllers including the earlier versions as well as Elite V2 controller.

Semir OmerovicOCTOBER 22

The Outer Worlds dev confirms unlock times, day one patch size

With a week left until the launch of The Outer Worlds, Obsidian Entertainment delivered the last remaining details on the highly anticipated RPG, like the exact launch timing for different regions and day one patch size for PC and consoles.

OCTOBER 17

Sea of Thieves Halloween event adds Fort of the Damned and Shadow skeletons

Rare's huge October content update for their pirate adventure Sea of Thieves is introducing a brand new fort, skeletons and to battle against these dark forces, players will have to undertake new voyages and more.

Semir OmerovicOCTOBER 17

The Outer Worlds, Stellaris, F1 2018 coming to Xbox Game Pass

Great news coming from Xbox today as the green team announced a bunch of new games coming to their subscription service Xbox Game Pass this month, starting with the obvious headliner The Outer Worlds, Obsidian's highly anticipated RPG.

OCTOBER 10

Switch sales catching up to PS4 in Japan

According to latest reports, Nintendo Switch is outselling PlayStation 4 and is nearing the total units sold by the latter which had a three year lead. Nintendo has sold about five million units of Switch in Japan, while PS4 stands at seven

OCTOBER 2

Zen 2 and Navi rumored for PS5 and next Xbox

AMD's Gonzalo Zen 2 CPU and Navi GPU could power both Sony's and Microsoft's next-gen consoles. Zen 2 chip will have eight physical cores and will feature Navi 10 GPU according to codename number leak shared by Twitter user Apisak.

Semir OmerovicOCTOBER 2

Xbox Game Pass: October 2019 games revealed

Microsoft announced a new handful of titles for their subscription service Xbox Game Pass. Starting on 03 October, Dishonoured 2 is getting introduced to the library while World War Z and The Outer Worlds are coming later this month.

Semir OmerovicOCTOBER 1

Xbox Game Pass for PC adds four new games

Microsoft have revealed the next four games that will be coming to Xbox Game Pass on PC. Subscribers will get Saints Row 4: Re-Elected, Dirt Rally 2.0, Cities Skylines, and Bad North .

Semir OmerovicSEPTEMBER 25

Microsoft: No official mouse/keyboard support

Microsoft have been going back and forth with announcements of official keyboard and mouse support for Xbox for quite a while and now the company says that while they won't go as far as to disable any sort of support for the feature, they'd prefer to let devs handle their own games the way they see fit.

SEPTEMBER 25