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Microsoft has outwardly talked about keeping Call of Duty on PlayStation following the completion of their acquisition of Activision Blizzard, however it seems that has a term limit. PlayStation's boss Jim Ryan revealed that the deal offered by the Xbox creator was simply "inadequate."

Today, Naraka: Bladepoint debuts on Xbox and as part of Game Pass, with optional cross-play with PC. There's also a new weapon, the Dual Blades, and the return of Omni's Nightmare.

HYENAS, a new multiplayer shooter witha Zero-G twist, was announced today from SEGA Europe and developer Creative Assembly. Known most for its Total War RTS series, as well as the lauded Alien: Isolation, the upcoming team tactical shooter is opening signups for its upcoming alpha tests.

Announced at the Xbox Bethesda Extended Showcase today, Valheim will be making its way to the Microsoft Store and PC Game Pass this fall, followed by Xbox Game Pass in early 2023.

Starfield, Redfall, and much more are expected to be shown off this morning during the Xbox + Bethesda Showcase. Join us here and let us know what you're looking forward to while we cover the pressing MMO, multiplayer, and RPG info as it happens!

Elden Ring has mostly consumed the majority of my gameplaying time since it released in late February of this year. The fascination for the game took me utterly by surprise, especially after I spent several hours with the closed network test in November, and left feeling hopeful, but mostly unimpressed. Now that I've finished the game several times over, one thing still has me curious. If Elden Ring is so popular, why are there so few players earning the most basic achievements?

Microsoft in a blog post today outlined its vision on Open App Store Principles for both its Windows and Xbox marketplaces in an attempt to appease regulators looking at its massive investment to acquire Activision Blizzard. In the same post, Microsoft finally committed to releasing the popular Call of Duty franchise on PlayStation beyond the existing agreements in place.

Yesterday's announcement that Microsoft was set to acquire Activision Blizzard for a whopping $68.7b blew many away. It answered some questions, but left so many on the table. Here are five things Bradford has been musing about ever since the news broke yesterday morning.

Elder Scrolls Online console players on Xbox and PlayStation will receive the latest Deadlands game DLC today, marking the final content drop in this year's Gates of Oblivion chapter.

During today's Xbox 20th Anniversary stream, the team at Microsoft reminisced on some of the things that have made the console special over the last 20 years. Inarguably, the staying power of the console can be attributed largely to the legendary Halo series, something not lost on Microsoft today. To celebrate the milestone, the team at 343 Industries have launched the multiplayer portion of Halo Infinite today, with the campaign still to come on December 8th.

So, you've finally landed your elite new Xbox Series X, what better to go with it than an equally elite controller. The Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 has recently been discounted to $157.99 and we're here to tell you if it's worth the investment. Find out in our review.

Neverwinter's Wonders of Gond event, will be back on consoles this week, starting on Thursday, September 9th at 7:30AM PST. Find the Clerics of Gond and take down a variety of creatures to get Wondrous Grommets to make into other parts, as well as other, rarer reward pieces usable in crafting even more impressive items. 

Halo Infinite finally has an official release date. As announced during Geoff Keighley's Gamescom Opening Night Live, the next iteration in the Halo franchise will be hitting Xbox and PC this year, coming Devember 8th.

The next class in Black Desert is launching next week, but pre-creation has started today. Players can jump into the MMO and start to design and reserve their names when the floodgates, so to speak, open on June 29th. Pearl Abyss, for their part, want to see your creation in a new contest.

Over the weekend, it was confirmed by Microsoft and Bethesda that the upcoming sci-fi game from the Maryland-based studio, Starfield, would be exclusive to Xbox and PC. Naturally, this upsets PlayStation owners who had been playing Bethesda games for years. The company's SVP of Global Marketing & Comms, Pete Hines, apologized to PlayStation yesterday during an interview with GameSpot.