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Try Again? Jonah Lomu Rugby Challenge 4 Remastered Launches On Xbox
Jonah Lomu Rugby Challenge 4 Remastered has been released on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, offering upgraded visuals, 4K resolution, and 60 FPS gameplay. Developed by Glinda Games and published by Home Entertainment Suppliers, this remastered version of the 2025 title features improved graphics, player models, and environmental details. Despite lacking official licenses, the game includes various modes like Career Mode and online multiplayer, along with a cross-platform FanHub for custom content sharing.
Spot The Difference, Spot The Dinosaur In Tropical Jurassic Discovery
Tropical Jurassic Discovery, a new spot-the-difference puzzle game from developer and publisher Jolly Lobster Interactive, has launched on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows PC. The game challenges players to find subtle differences between two nearly identical prehistoric scenes filled with dinosaurs and tropical environments. It features both a casual mode for relaxed play and a challenge mode for those seeking urgency.
1964: Operation Velvet Twins Delivers a Dose of 8-Bit Espionage
1964: Operation Velvet Twins, a retro action game developed by SEEP and published by Ratalaika Games, is now available for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. Priced at £5.99, the game puts players in the role of Secret Agent Mike Rogers on a mission to track down the fugitive terrorists known as the Velvet Twins through various 1960s-themed locations.
Free Play Days – Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 Open Beta, Control Ultimate Edition, Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, and More
Xbox is offering Free Play Days featuring Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4's open beta, Control Ultimate Edition, and Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves. Additionally, Naruto To Boruto: Shinobi Striker and ARK: Survival Ascended are available for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Premium, and Essential members. The Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 open beta runs from August 28 to September 1, with a level cap of 30 and earnable rewards.
Xbox Won’t Say If Project Helix Has A Disc Drive, But It’s Not Giving Up On Physical Games Yet
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma discussed the importance of hardware affordability and efficiency for next-generation consoles like the rumored Project Helix, without confirming if it will include a disc drive. While acknowledging Sony's move towards an all-digital future, Sharma emphasized providing players with choices for purchasing games, indicating Xbox's continued commitment to physical media options.
Betatest av Xbox program för digitalisering av spelskivor drar snart igång
Xbox is launching a beta test for a new program that allows users to get digital licenses for their physical game discs. Starting August 31, members of the Xbox Insider program can digitize their Xbox One and Xbox Series X game discs, with thousands of titles supported initially. This feature will enable benefits like Xbox Cloud Gaming and Xbox Play Anywhere.
Murders on the Yangtze River Brings Its Acclaimed Detective Mystery to Xbox
The acclaimed detective mystery game, Murders on the Yangtze River, has now launched on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, featuring Play Anywhere support. Previously released to an overwhelmingly positive reception on Steam, the game challenges players to uncover evidence, interrogate witnesses, and piece together a series of interconnected cases set against a historical Chinese backdrop. Developed by OMEGAMES STUDIO and published by NiuGamer, it offers a unique detective adventure experience with a distinctive Chinese ink painting art style.
Balance Light And Dark In The World Of Aggelos 2
Aggelos 2 has been released for PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. The action-platformer features fast-paced combat and precision platforming, allowing players to switch between angelic and demonic forms to overcome challenges in two interconnected worlds. The game is available for £16.99 and includes Xbox Play Anywhere support.
The 10 best Metal Gear games of all time
This article ranks the 10 best games in the Metal Gear stealth action series, considering its almost 40-year history. It highlights Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater as the greatest game, followed by the original Metal Gear Solid and Metal Gear Solid 2. Recent releases like Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater and Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol 2 are also mentioned.
Roblox to establish Saudi Arabia headquarters to support MENA creators
Roblox is establishing a new headquarters in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to support its creator program across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. This move signifies Roblox's long-term investment in Saudi Arabia and aligns with the country's Vision 2030 objectives to boost its digital economy and gaming sector. The initiative is supported by various Saudi government entities and follows a partnership with Savvy Games Group to enhance the region's gaming infrastructure and empower local creators.
The Fight Continues In Lizards Must Die 2 On Console And Play Anywhere
Lizards Must Die 2, a co-op slasher game developed by The Bratans and published by Sobaka Studio, is now available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and PlayStation. The game features large-scale battles against invading lizards, playable heroes with unique abilities, and a humorous, over-the-top tone. It previously launched on Steam in 2025 with Very Positive user reviews.
Think Ahead And Help Monty The Play Bear Reach The Castle
Monty The Play Bear, a new puzzle game from Acangaiba Estúdio, is now available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows PC for £4.19. The game challenges players to guide Monty the plush bear to a castle by planning his movements carefully, as he continues moving until he hits an obstacle. With 30 levels, the game features toy-themed obstacles and mechanics like directional arrows and cars to create increasingly complex puzzles.
Xbox announces disc-to-digital feature that lets you digitise physical Xbox One and Series X games
Xbox has announced a new disc-to-digital feature allowing players to convert physical Xbox One and Xbox Series X games into digital licenses. This feature, available for testing to Xbox Insiders starting August 31st, aims to enhance game preservation and provide greater flexibility for players. The digital entitlement means discs will no longer be required for play and enables benefits like Play Anywhere on PC and cloud streaming where supported.
DayZ: Badlands Gets New Trailer Showcasing Survival, Loot, and The Rebuilding System
Bohemia Interactive has released a new trailer for the upcoming DayZ: Badlands expansion, confirming its release date of October 15th. The expansion introduces new survival mechanics like dehydration and scarce water, regional clothing, and enhanced personal radios for decoding loot locations. It also features a rebuilding system allowing players to fortify dilapidated structures. DayZ: Badlands will be available on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
Xbox CEO Wants to “Make Sure People Have a Choice” Between Physical and Digital Media
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma stated that the company wants to ensure players have a choice between physical and digital media, acknowledging the love for physical game discs. Microsoft is also introducing a disc-to-digital initiative for Xbox One and Series X titles, allowing players to convert physical copies into digital licenses.
Elden Ring Tarnished Edition Review – Still the Quintessential Souls Experience
The Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 offers a stable 30FPS experience at 1080p, comparable to the PlayStation 4 version, with faster load times than last-gen consoles. While draw distance and foliage density are slightly reduced, the game retains its stunning art style and includes the Shadow of the Erdtree expansion and new starting classes. Despite the $80 price point, it's a polished port for new players or those seeking a portable version.
Xbox officially announces disc to digital program
Xbox has officially announced a new "Disc to Digital" program that will allow players to convert their physical game discs into digital licenses. This feature, launching first for Xbox Insiders on August 31, will enable users to run compatible Xbox One and Xbox Series X games digitally, unlocking access to Xbox Play Anywhere and Xbox Cloud Gaming. The initiative is presented as part of Xbox's commitment to game preservation.
Xbox responds to Sony physical media debacle with new disc-to-digital feature
Microsoft is introducing a new disc-to-digital feature for Xbox One and Xbox Series X owners, allowing them to claim digital entitlements for supported physical games. This initiative aims to enhance game preservation and provide digital benefits like Xbox Play Anywhere and Cloud Gaming. The feature will initially be available to Xbox Insiders before a wider release, while Microsoft also announced a limited edition Xbox Series X25 console for $899.99.
Xbox to let Insiders convert physical game discs into digital entitlements later this month
Xbox Insiders will begin testing a disc-to-digital feature on August 31, allowing owners of supported physical Xbox One and Xbox Series X games to claim a digital entitlement. This initiative aims to enhance game preservation by providing digital access to owned physical titles. While thousands of games will be supported at launch, not all titles will be included, and only one digital license can be generated per disc.
Xbox announces disc-to-digital conversion plan as part of its "commitment to game preservation," and while it's a good idea the red flags have me scared
Microsoft announced a new disc-to-digital conversion feature for Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S, allowing players to claim digital entitlements for physical discs. While framed as a commitment to game preservation, concerns are raised about potential licensing issues and a possible shift towards an all-digital future, contrasting with PlayStation's approach.
