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RPG Tenderfoot Tactics removed from Xbox Store in solidarity with pro-Palestine boycott: 'We call on others in our community to do whatever they can to fight this historic injustice'
By Jody Macgregor published
News The Israeli military's use of Microsoft AI tools has been widely condemned.

If you're getting Oblivion Remastered, save $9 by grabbing a Steam key from Fanatical's day-one sale
By Morgan Park published
NEWS A launch day sale to get the Oblivion remaster at a more reasonable price.

You don't see the Havok logo much anymore, but the legendary physics middleware used in Half-Life 2 never went away—just the splash screens
By Tyler Wilde published
Interview An icon of 2000s gaming wants us to know that it's still being used in big games, even if SSDs mean hardly anyone has time to show its logo anymore.

Phil Spencer is 'really happy' with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, hinting there might be more Nazi punching adventures in the future: 'We do think there's life in that franchise'
By Rick Lane published
News But he also wants Microsoft "to do our own games and our own franchises".

Phil Spencer says not every game has to have 'a movie or a TV show' tie-in, but promises 'you're going to see more' adaptations of Microsoft games
By Christopher Livingston published
News "The videogame business is successful by itself. It doesn’t need this outlet," says the CEO of Microsoft Gaming.

A Minecraft Movie makes $550 million globally with no signs of slowing down, putting it inches behind dethroning Mario from his box office kingdom
By Harvey Randall published
News Money on my mine 'n' craftin' mind.

Microsoft pulls out of two big data centre deals because it reportedly doesn't want to support more OpenAI training workloads
By Hope Corrigan published
news Though still notes it's committed to further $80 billion investment in AI infrastructure, saying: 'We will continue to grow strongly in all regions.'

Don't delete that mysterious 'inetpub' Windows folder, says Microsoft, as it's supposedly important for system security
By Andy Edser published
News Now sit down and eat your dinner, and stop touching things.
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