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Game Pass subscribers 'in certain countries' will not be affected by the price increase, at least 'for now,' because sometimes government regulation is actually a good thing
By Andy Chalk published
news Users in seven countries including Germany, Ireland, Korea, and Poland will continue to roll along at the old price, as long as they have a recurring subscription.

Microsoft is planning to make it harder than ever to install Windows without an internet connection and a Microsoft account
By Jeremy Laird published
News The number of work arounds is ever shrinking...

Minecraft's next drop might be the thing that finally convinces me to explore underwater
By Kara Phillips published
News It looks like I won't have much of a choice anymore.

Microsoft reportedly estimated that Game Pass led to $300 million in lost sales of Black Ops 6, with 82% of copies sold being on the Game Pass-less PlayStation 5
By Ted Litchfield published
news Is that good?

As Microsoft lays off thousands and jacks up Game Pass prices, former FTC chair says I told you so: The Activision-Blizzard buyout is 'harming both gamers and developers'
By Andy Chalk published
news When you're right, you're right.

With Xbox hiking prices and a newly private, $20-billion-in-the-hole EA looking ready to gut Baldur's Gate series creator BioWare, Larian boss Swen Vincke points out that 'making games faster and cheaper while charging more has never worked before'
By Ted Litchfield published
news But by god, we're gonna try.

World of Warcraft: Midnight's design director wasn't sure players would enjoy Delve bosses jumping you, but 'it turns out people really like that', so now we're getting Prey
By Harvey Randall published
News Getting ganked in a controlled environment.

Time is nearly up for Windows 10—but is your Windows 10 PC screwed?
By Jacob Ridley published
Win-goes Nah, you've still got time. Treasure it. Hold your PC close.

Game Pass gets major price hike 'to offer more flexibility, choice, and value,' Microsoft says with a completely straight face
By Andy Chalk published
news The once unbeatable deal is starting to look a little iffy.

As World of Warcraft winds down its combat AddOn support, director Ion Hazzikostas is all composure about rule-breakers because 'Frankly, this is far from the first time'
By Harvey Randall published
News "Going back 20 years, people used to be able to use AddOns like Decursive … we broke that functionality."
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