Xbox Acquisition

GeForce Now Play Button Appears on Select Xbox Store Games

GeForce Now Play Button Appears on Select Xbox Store Games

Sharp-eyed gamers have noticed an intriguing update on the Xbox store. Foreign media outlet Gamerant has identified a “Play with GeForce Now” button appearing for specific games such as “Resident Evil 8: Village” and “Street Fighter 6.” Potential Microsoft and Nvidia Collaboration This discovery has led to speculation that Microsoft may be planning to integrate cloud […]

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Play Xbox Game Pass on Smartphone with Boosteroid - Now Available

Play Xbox Game Pass on Smartphone with Boosteroid – Now Available

Xbox has collaborated with Boosteroid, a cloud gaming platform, to expand access to Xbox PC games to a wider audience. This joint venture, revealed in the previous year, is now introducing a fresh collection of PC games to Boosteroid’s repertoire, which includes popular titles such as “Deathloop”, the “Dishonored” series, “Gears 5”, “Ghostwire: Tokyo”, and “Pentiment”.

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Unexpected Anticipation Arises from Xbox's Tease of Final Fantasy 14

Unexpected Anticipation Arises from Xbox’s Tease of Final Fantasy 14

Xbox Fans Disappointed by Mix-Up with Final Fantasy 14 Online Open Beta Recently, Xbox fans experienced a roller coaster of emotions due to a mix-up with the highly anticipated game, Final Fantasy 14 Online. Early on a Tuesday morning, an official post on Xbox Wire briefly announced the availability of an open beta for the game

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Xbox Acquisition Prompts Resignation of Activision Blizzard CEO

Xbox Acquisition Leads to Activision Blizzard CEO’s Resignation.

Bobby Kotick to Resign as CEO of Activision Blizzard Bobby Kotick, the long-serving CEO of gaming powerhouse Activision Blizzard, is scheduled to step down from his position on December 29. This decision comes in the aftermath of the substantial acquisition of the company by Xbox for a staggering $69 billion, which was completed in October. The

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