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Clair Obscur's Esquie Plush Toy Returns and Pre-Orders Open

Originally Published 20 days ago — by GameSpot

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Amazon has restocked the exclusive Steelbook Edition of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 for PS5 and Xbox Series X, which includes a physical game, collectible art cards, and special packaging. The PS5 standard edition remains hard to find, with Amazon the only retailer currently accepting orders at a higher price, while the Xbox version is more readily available. The game has received critical acclaim and won awards, but controversy arose over the use of AI in its development, leading to disqualification from some awards.

Divinity: Original Sin 2 Gets Free Upgrades and Surprises on Modern Consoles

Originally Published 25 days ago — by Pure Xbox

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Larian Studios released a free upgrade for Divinity: Original Sin 2 on Xbox Series X|S, boosting the game to 60FPS and enhancing visuals, though some players face online compatibility issues between Xbox Series and Xbox One versions. The upgrade has generally been well-received, but further details on visual improvements are awaited.

Xbox Series X Hits Holiday Clearance with Free Wireless Controller

Originally Published 28 days ago — by Kotaku

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The Xbox Series X, originally priced at $650, is currently available at an 8% discount for $600 on Amazon, returning it to its spring/summer MSRP after previous price hikes. The console offers 4K gaming, a disc drive, fast load times, and access to streaming apps and Game Pass, making it a top choice for gamers, especially with the critically acclaimed game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 available on the platform.

Red Dead Redemption Updates and Releases Across Multiple Platforms

Originally Published 1 month ago — by Pure Xbox

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The upcoming upgrade of Red Dead Redemption for Xbox Series X and S offers 4K resolution at 60FPS on Series X and 1440p at 60FPS on Series S, with early footage showing improved visuals and performance, available for free or at a discount for owners of the Xbox 360 version.

Xbox Series X/S at Five Years: Reflecting on Its Journey and What's Next

Originally Published 2 months ago — by Gizmodo

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Five years after its launch, the Xbox Series X has become less central in gaming, overshadowed by PC hardware and shifting industry priorities. Microsoft is focusing on a new gaming identity that de-emphasizes hardware and exclusivity, with plans for a high-end, business-class console and a broader ecosystem approach through cloud gaming and Game Pass. Despite hardware sales decline and lack of major exclusives, Xbox aims to redefine its role in the gaming landscape by emphasizing game quality and platform flexibility over traditional console dominance.

The Xbox Series X/S: A Five-Year Reflection on Its Rise and Challenges

Originally Published 2 months ago — by Eurogamer

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Five years after their launch, the Xbox Series X and S consoles face a decline in consumer enthusiasm due to rising prices, lack of exclusive titles, and broader industry and political issues, leading to questions about the future of the Xbox brand despite the hardware's solid performance.

The Outer Worlds 2: A Sequel That Delivers Humor and Xbox Dominance

Originally Published 2 months ago — by Pure Xbox

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Digital Foundry's review of The Outer Worlds 2 highlights that the game performs better on Xbox Series X, with the console offering superior resolution and performance compared to PS5, which still needs improvements. The game fully utilizes Unreal Engine 5, and while impressive on Xbox, the PS5 version lags behind in several areas. The game is available in early access on Xbox, with a wider release on Xbox Game Pass soon.

AMD FSR 4 INT8 Leaks Suggest Performance and Visual Gains on Xbox Series X

Originally Published 2 months ago — by Wccftech

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A leaked version of AMD FSR 4 using INT8 format shows potential for improved image quality and performance on Xbox Series X and similar hardware, despite some visual artifacts and slower speeds compared to FSR 3. Digital Foundry's tests suggest it could benefit certain scenarios on RDNA 2 hardware, with AMD promising further updates to enhance performance and quality.

Sacred 2 Remaster Launches Soon on Multiple Platforms

Originally Published 3 months ago — by GameSpot

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Sacred 2: Fallen Angel Remaster, an enhanced version of the cult classic action RPG, is launching on November 11 for PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, with preorders available at Amazon for $30, including a physical release for consoles. The remaster features improved textures, UI, gameplay, and new content like the Dragon Mage class, appealing to both new players and fans of the series.

Microsoft hikes Xbox prices again amid economic challenges

Originally Published 3 months ago — by Tom's Guide

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Microsoft has announced a second price hike for the Xbox Series S and X consoles in 2023, citing macroeconomic factors, with U.S. prices increasing by $20 to $50 and the Special Edition Xbox Series X now costing $799. This follows a previous increase in May and coincides with similar price hikes from Sony and Nintendo across their gaming consoles. Despite rising costs, Microsoft reports increased profits in its gaming division.