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Leaks suggest Xbox Cloud Gaming could bring back lost classics

Leaks suggest Microsoft is testing the reintroduction of classic Xbox 360 titles, including Aegis Wing and Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, through Xbox Cloud Gaming. This initiative aligns with Microsoft's broader goals for backward compatibility and could potentially be packaged in a new Game Pass tier.

Gaming InstinctsVery negative

Veteran Halo Developer Accuses Studio of "Unethical and Unlawful Acts"

Former Halo Infinite art director Glenn Israel has accused Halo Studios and Microsoft of unethical and unlawful acts, including blacklisting, fraud, and harassment, leading to his termination. Israel alleges that Microsoft's HR department mishandles complaints and uses layoffs to mask retaliation. Other former staff members have corroborated similar experiences.

The Xbox HubPositive

Devil Jam Review | TheXboxHub

Devil Jam is a survivor-like roguelite that blends heavy metal music with gameplay similar to Vampire Survivors. Players form a rock band that makes a deal with the Devil to defeat Death, using musical instruments as weapons. The game features a unique inventory system with abilities offered by the Seven Deadly Sins and roguelite progression through a hub shop, though it suffers from occasional audio stutters.

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Around the World in 80 Days: Hidden Objects Review | TheXboxHub

This review discusses the hidden object game Around the World in 80 Days: Hidden Objects, noting its quirky adaptation of Jules Verne's novel with anachronistic items and stereotypical locations. While the game's premise and campiness are endearing, the hidden object gameplay itself is criticized for color-washed scenes that make items difficult to find and occasional bugs, leading to a lack of polish and reward.

Invision CommunityNegative

PC Gaming Is Getting Expensive Again – And It Could Impact PS6 and Xbox’s Next-Gen Plans | Invision Game

PC gaming hardware prices are rising significantly in 2026 due to increased demand from AI data centers, supply chain issues, and rising material costs. This trend is impacting PC gamers and could lead to higher launch prices for the PlayStation 6 and the next Xbox console. The industry may be entering an era where performance comes at a substantially higher cost.

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Gamers Are Just Realising This Massive Change to Xbox Game Pass – And It’s a Big Deal | Invision Game

Players are noticing subtle but significant changes in how Xbox Game Pass is being marketed and how long games remain available on the service. While still considered a strong value, these shifts are sparking community discussion about Microsoft's evolving strategy for its subscription offering.

N4GNegative

Starfield's PlayStation 5 Exclusive Features

This article discusses the discourse surrounding Starfield's initial reception, refuting claims of an 'Xbox tax' and attributing negative feedback to unmet expectations from Xbox-focused creators. It highlights that the Free Lanes update aims to address these issues for both original players and new PlayStation 5 users, who will also receive exclusive PS5 features.

Shack NewsPositive

Weekend Console Download Deals for Apr. 3: Xbox Spring Sale

The Xbox Spring Sale is currently active, offering discounts on a variety of first-party and third-party game titles. This event provides players with opportunities to purchase popular games at reduced prices.

Blues NewsNeutral

Evening Consolidation

The PlayStation Store has revealed its top digital downloads for March 2026. Separately, Xbox Wire announced new games scheduled for release between April 6 and April 10.

Alphabet GamerPositive

State of Decay 3 – Alpha Sign Up (Xbox & PC) | Alpha Beta Gamer

Players can now sign up for an upcoming playtest of State of Decay 3, an open-world survival game set in a zombie-infested world. The game, announced in 2020, features persistent choices, resource management, and cooperative multiplayer for up to four players. Sign-ups require a Discord account and are available for both Xbox and PC.

Push SquareVery positive

Here's Why Starfield Will Be Best on PS5 When It Finally Releases Next Week

Bethesda is highlighting PlayStation 5 specific features for Starfield, including adaptive triggers, light bar integration, touchpad functionality, and controller speaker audio. The game will launch with a Performance Mode targeting 60fps and will also support the PlayStation 5 Pro with enhanced visual and performance options.

EngadgetNeutral

Much like the game’s zombies, State of Decay 3 is somehow still alive

State of Decay 3 is still in development at Undead Labs, with alpha playtests scheduled to begin in May. Franchise co-creator Brant Fitzgerald highlighted the importance of community feedback, with playtests featuring four-player co-op, base building, and combat. The game will be available for Xbox and PC upon its eventual release.

Massively OverpoweredPositive

Sci-fi co-op adventure game Jump Space introduces a Heat mechanic… and adds soccer, too

The sci-fi co-op adventure game Jump Space has received its 'Heated Update,' introducing a new 'Heat' mechanic that influences enemy strength and mission events. The update also includes networking improvements, a remade galaxy map, rebalanced enemies, slide moves, grenades, and an in-game soccer mode. The Heated Update is available on PC and Xbox.

Retro GamerPositive

What should gamers look for in a VPN?

This guide outlines key factors for selecting a VPN for gaming, prioritizing low latency (ping) to ensure smooth gameplay and competitive performance. It also discusses the importance of VPN protocols like WireGuard, platform compatibility for PC and consoles, and privacy benefits such as protection against DDoS attacks.

My Nintendo NewsNeutral

Persona 4 Revival seemingly coming early 2027 according to Funko Pop Figures

Atlus may have revealed that Persona 4 Revival is slated for an early 2027 release, hinted at by the timing of a Funko Pop marketing campaign. While an official date is unconfirmed, an announcement is expected at the Xbox Games Showcase. The game is not currently targeting the Nintendo Switch 2.

Metro UKPositive

Xbox 360 messenger recreated on website for authentic 2000s era gamer rage

A website has been created to recreate the Xbox 360's voice messaging feature, allowing users to send short audio clips reminiscent of the 2000s online gaming era. Developed by Mike Wing, the tool mimics the original dashboard interface and muffled mic quality, enabling users to share voice messages and engage in digital gamer rage. This revival comes after Microsoft removed the original feature from its consoles.

Happy GamerVery positive

PUBG’s Final Anniversary Mission: 1,000 G-Coin Up for Grabs

PUBG Studios is concluding its 9th anniversary celebration with a final mission offering 1,000 G-Coin to 45 lucky players. To enter, participants must play PUBG during the anniversary weekend and comment on a post sharing their favorite anniversary moment, along with their in-game name (IGN) and platform. The mission runs from April 2nd to April 5th, with winners selected randomly.

Gaming On LinuxPositive

NVIDIA reveal more GeForce NOW games for April including PRAGMATA

NVIDIA has announced a new wave of games coming to its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service in April, including PRAGMATA and Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard. The service also received an update for its Native Linux Beta app, with NVIDIA also previewing DRM Per-Plane Color Pipeline API support for its Linux drivers.

N4GNeutral

Tickets go on sale for consumer event IGN Live 2026, returning to LA on 6 June

IGN Live 2026, a consumer event, will return to Los Angeles on June 6. The article also features a discussion among users about Sony's strategy regarding PC releases of its single-player games, weighing revenue against potential impacts on console sales and ecosystem engagement.

Happy GamerPositive

Apex Legends Back Online After Brief Matchmaking Outage

Apex Legends experienced a brief matchmaking outage on April 2nd, preventing players across all platforms from joining multiplayer games. Respawn Entertainment quickly acknowledged the issue and resolved it, restoring normal service. The incident highlights the importance of rapid communication and fixes in the live service game model.