December Xbox Games with Gold announced
Take over the world, then escape from jail
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Take over the world, then escape from jail
Becs Elnaugh on winning, troll DMs, and never getting that promised free copy of 'Peggle'
Reaction to the surprise multiplayer beta drop of ‘Halo Infinite’ has been pretty positive when it comes to gameplay. And we say gameplay because while it’s fun to be jumping around, knocking shields down with the melee and using the power weapons while laughing with glee, the battle pass progression has been received with pretty much universal negativity.
After a surprise announcement that the ‘Halo Infinite’ multiplayer beta, which includes all modes and maps, was released after the 20th anniversary Xbox celebration, developer 343 industries has already extended how long the first season is going to last.
One of the things about Xbox Game Pass that comes up now and again is the fact people worry it’s too good to be true. Sure, you’re paying a subscription fee, but within a month you’ll have had more games than that fee costs by some distance. The question that comes up, then, is how on earth can such a business model be sustainable for the future? Turns out, regardless of what people think, it’s doing just fine.
Cheating has been rife in games for as long as they’ve existed, but with more and more games requiring huge time investments, people have had enough of playing against opponents using hacks, glitches, and exploits, and it seems developers are finally paying attention and aiming to do something serious about it.
Celebrate the history of Xbox with your favourite old games
These titles may be receiving improved backwards compatibility as part of the celebrations
Two Xbox 360 titles and two more modern titles are up for grabs
Some convincing evidence suggests Timothée Chalamet may have been really into controller modding
Try not to trip and fall as you run away
Ten horror moments to haunt your days as well as your nights