Jez Corden

5 days ago | windowscentral.com | Jez Corden

How's Xbox Cloud Gaming doing? Pretty well, it seems. A few years back now, Microsoft introduced Xbox Cloud Gaming to the world, after years of research and rumors. As Microsoft Azure's cloud infrastructure expanded and matured, so too did Microsoft's opportunity with Xbox Cloud Gaming. Now, we've seen the service expand, improve massively in quality and speed, gain a huge array of Xbox Cloud Gaming accessories, and now, you can even stream an expanding variety of games you actually own.

6 days ago | windowscentral.com | Jez Corden

The Xbox app is often subjected to criticism, and for good reason. PC Game Pass is awesome, the app you have to use for it isn't. Microsoft's Xbox app on PC is a source of on-going disappointment, particularly for users of Microsoft's gaming ecosystem across Xbox Play Anywhere and Xbox Game Pass. As good as it is to take Xbox console save files to PC and vice versa, the app we have to use to access these features is light years behind close rivals like Steam.

1 week ago | windowscentral.com | Jez Corden

Towerborne hits Xbox Game Preview via Xbox Game Pass on April 29, 2025, and is already available in Steam Early Access. Towerborne is set to hit Xbox Game Preview via Xbox Game Pass on April 29, 2025, joining Steam Early Access. The Xbox console exclusive is being published by Microsoft, built by independent studio Stoic, known for The Banner Saga.

1 week ago | windowscentral.com | Jez Corden

What do platypuses, flared trousers, and cosmological matter-antimatter asymmetry all have in common? They are either conceptually confusing or outright utterly insane. Much like Ubisoft's relentless pursuit of a battle royale FPS. Video game publishers of all stripes scrambled response to the battle royale shooter craze that began in 2017 with PUBG, and culminated with the endless success of Fortnite.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Jez Corden

1 day agoSkull and Bones has to be one of the longest-running jokes in the gaming industry. Launching as the world’s first “AAAA” game, players were quick to drop off of the pirate simulator. The main reason being? You couldn’t actually be a pirate when the time came around. You were, more or less, your …