The developer of Windrose has expressed strong interest in bringing the popular early access title to Xbox consoles following its impressive launch on Steam. This survival adventure game has quickly captured the attention of players, establishing a solid foothold in the competitive pirate gaming genre. As first reported by Pure Xbox, the game is experiencing robust sales, prompting conversations about expanding its availability to console platforms.
Microsoft is exploring potential changes to its Xbox Game Pass subscription service, as first reported by Pure Xbox. The company is reportedly considering the introduction of a new tier that would grant access exclusively to first-party games developed by Xbox’s internal studios. This move comes amid discussions around the perceived value of the Game Pass service.
In a significant development for Nintendo fans, Bethesda’s acclaimed space RPG, Starfield, appears poised for a port to the upcoming Switch 2. A recent rating for the title has surfaced, which strongly indicates that the game could soon be accessible on Nintendo’s next-generation console. This news, first reported by Eurogamer, has sparked interest among both gamers and industry analysts alike.
Seamus Blackley, co-creator of the original Xbox, has expressed skepticism regarding Microsoft’s current approach to gaming, particularly its heavy focus on artificial intelligence. In a recent interview with The Expansion Pass, Blackley articulated that he finds the upcoming projects from Nintendo to be far more intriguing than what Microsoft is developing, specifically mentioning Project Helix.
Recent reports suggest that Xbox is engaging in significant discussions regarding the future of exclusivity for its gaming titles. Following Asha Sharma’s appointment as Microsoft Gaming CEO, the focus appears to be shifting back toward making more games exclusive to Xbox platforms. This could have notable implications for how Xbox titles are released across different systems, including the anticipated Switch 2, as first reported by Nintendo Life.
As the launch of Forza Horizon 6 approaches, Xbox and Playground Games have unveiled a complete list of achievements that will be available in the game. As first reported by Pure Xbox, players can expect a total of 57 achievements, contributing to an overall 1,000 Gamerscore.
Fans of Xbox may want to keep their calendars clear for next week, as whispers of a small showcase have begun circulating. Noted insider Jez Corden has hinted that there could be an event focused on Xbox content, as first reported by Streamable. While details remain sparse, the anticipation is palpable among enthusiasts eager for news.
As the calendar turns to May 2026, Xbox Game Pass subscribers can look forward to an exciting lineup of new titles. Currently, four games have been confirmed for release next month, including two highly anticipated entries that are generating considerable buzz. As first reported by Pure Xbox, the star of the show is undoubtedly Forza Horizon 6, which marks Xbox’s first major AAA title of the year.
In a candid interview, Pete Hines, the former vice president of Bethesda Softworks, has leveled significant criticism at Microsoft regarding their approach to the Xbox brand. While not explicitly naming the company, Hines conveyed a strong sense of disillusionment, suggesting that the current direction of Xbox lacks authenticity and genuine engagement. This commentary could resonate deeply with fans and industry watchers alike, especially in light of Xbox’s ongoing challenges in the competitive gaming landscape.
Pete Hines, the former Vice President of Bethesda Softworks, recently expressed his views regarding the level of respect the studio receives for its intricate open-world designs. His comments come amid ongoing debates about the quality and depth of game worlds in the industry. As first reported by PC Gamer, Hines challenged critics by suggesting they test the complexity of Bethesda’s world-building against other notable titles, specifically mentioning “Red Dead Redemption 2.”
The open beta for Invincible Vs is now available on Xbox Series X and S, providing players with an opportunity to experience the game’s thrilling 3v3 combat system. This free beta can be found on the Xbox Store under the title “Invincible VS Open Beta” and will remain accessible until April 11th at 9 PM PT. As first reported by Pure Xbox, this limited-time event offers a substantial glimpse into the game ahead of its full release.
In a recent discussion regarding the launch of Starfield, a former Bethesda artist shared insights into the game’s development challenges. As first reported by PC Gamer, the artist indicated that nearly all of the complaints raised by players were already known to the development team before the game’s release. This acknowledgment highlights a disconnect between player expectations and the realities of game development, particularly for a title as ambitious as Starfield.
Xbox has recently announced the formation of a dedicated team aimed at improving player engagement through focused feedback. This development follows the introduction of new achievement features, which were unveiled just yesterday. As first reported by Pure Xbox, the initiative reflects the company’s commitment to listening to its user base and enhancing their overall gaming experience.
As first reported by Pure Xbox, a lively discussion has emerged regarding the experience of purchasing gaming consoles at launch and whether those decisions were ultimately worthwhile. With many gamers reflecting on their own historical purchases, this topic allows for both nostalgia and analysis as players weigh the pros and cons of investing in hardware on day one.
A new website called Xbox Chatting has emerged, allowing users to send voice messages reminiscent of the beloved Xbox 360 system. As first reported by Pure Xbox, the site captures the nostalgia of the original Xbox 360 voice messaging feature, offering players a unique way to connect with friends, even outside the console itself.
As the popularity of simulation games continues to surge on Xbox, a new title is capturing the attention of players: Car Dealer Simulator. This game distinguishes itself among the growing roster of simulators available on the Xbox Series X|S, offering a variety of engaging mechanics that cater to a wide range of player preferences. As first reported by Pure Xbox, the hands-on experience with Car Dealer Simulator reveals that there is indeed something for every simulation enthusiast.
The co-op horror game ‘Content Warning’ has made an impressive debut on the Xbox Store, achieving a 4.7 out of 5 rating from nearly 50 reviews just two days after its release. As first reported by Pure Xbox, this title is already building on its strong legacy from the Steam platform, where it amassed over 30,000 user ratings, earning a “Very Positive” average.
Microsoft has kicked off its Spring Sale 2026, presenting an impressive array of discounts on over 2000 titles available on the Xbox Store. Among these, more than 300 games are being offered at their lowest prices ever, as first reported by Pure Xbox. This sale marks a significant opportunity for gamers looking to expand their libraries without breaking the bank.
Netflix has officially announced the cast for its upcoming Peaky Blinders sequel series, showcasing Jamie Bell in the role of Duke Shelby, the son of Tommy Shelby, originally portrayed by Cillian Murphy. This casting decision signifies a new chapter for the beloved series, as previously reported by IGN.
The latest update for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Warzone, marking the arrival of Season 3, comes packed with fresh content and significant improvements to its anti-cheat systems. As first reported by GameSpot, Activision is implementing enhanced measures through its Ricochet anti-cheat initiative, which aims to tackle the increasing prevalence of unauthorized third-party hardware.
