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1 day ago | windowscentral.com | Jez Corden

If there's one thing I love about the current Xbox ecosystem, it's Xbox Play Anywhere. "This is an Xbox," the marketing slogan rings out. Microsoft's goal is to bring your content to any device you're currently using. PlayStation gamer? No worries, here's Forza Horizon 5 and Gears of War. Steam gamer? No problem at all. Here's Diablo 4 and Halo Infinite. Xbox gamer? You get to buy your games once, and also play them on PC with the same save files, with no extra cost! Awesome.

1 day ago | windowscentral.com | Ben Wilson

Lenovo's 16-inch Yoga 7i 2-in-1 has strong positives for travelers who refuse to compromise on screen size and would benefit from a transforming screen. Using it in "tent mode" is great for an external mouse and keyboard combo, but a sub-par IPS panel prevents its "tablet mode" from appealing to creatives who demand accurate color reproduction. Without a stylus, the stiff hinge also discourages me from regularly flipping the screen for any real reason.

2 days ago | windowscentral.com | Zachary Boddy

One of the most exciting horror games announced in years is the latest addition to the legendary Silent Hill franchise, a Japan-bound adventure known as Silent Hill f. We were pretty confident this intriguing title stood no chance of releasing in 2025, but the latest State of Play show from Sony just proved us wrong. Silent Hill f is officially landing on Xbox, Windows PC, and PlayStation on Sept. 25, 2025.

2 days ago | windowscentral.com | Sean Endicott

Ryan Roslansky now oversees Microsoft Office and will continue in his role as LinkedIn CEO. LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky will now also oversee Microsoft Office and Microsoft 365 Copilot. Roslansky will continue as CEO of LinkedIn, which runs mostly autonomously from Microsoft, but he will also be responsible for Microsoft's most famous applications. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and the new Microsoft 365 Copilot will all fall under Roslansky's leadership. CNBC reported the news.

2 days ago | windowscentral.com | Jez Corden

I suspect we'll be seeing a lot more of this logo in the near and long term future. A few weeks ago, Microsoft debuted some new Xbox branding in a relatively unassuming blog post, but increasingly, it looks as if we're going to be seeing a lot more of it moving forward. It's no secret that Microsoft is doubling its efforts around Windows 11 PC gaming. Microsoft has pledged to improve Windows 11 for PC gaming handhelds, and has also pledged to improve Windows 11 for PC gaming in general.