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Scorn unveiled as first-person horror adventure for Xbox Series X

Scorn is a new atmospheric first-person horror adventure game for Microsoft’s upcoming Xbox Series X video game console. Microsoft unveiled the game at its Xbox 20/20 event for new titles coming for its Xbox Series X game console this fall. The title from the Ebb Software development studio is set in a nightmarish universe of odd forms and somber tapestry. It is designed around the idea of…
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Yakuza: Like A Dragon is an Xbox Series X launch title

The Yakuza series is getting a new entry with Like A Dragon, and it will be a launch title for Xbox Series X. Microsoft revealed Yakuza: Like A Dragon today during its Xbox 20/20 gameplay event today, a video that focused on third-party games. Yakuza is from Sega, and this…
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10 more Xbox Series X games are using Smart Delivery, including Yakuza: Like A Dragon

During its Xbox 20/20 event today, Microsoft revealed a roster of third-party games that are coming to Xbox Series X. As part of those announcements, the company also confirmed that ten of those releases will support Smart Delivery across Xbox platforms. This ensures that if you buy one of these games for Xbox One, you’ll then get the upgraded Xbox Series X version at no additional…
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How to watch Xbox Series X third-party Xbox 20/20 livestream

Microsoft is officially kicking off the countdown to the next generation of consoles today with its first Xbox 20/20 event. The company has plans to reveal more about the Xbox Series X and its games with monthly broadcasts. For this initial livestream, the publisher is…
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Fortnite surpasses 350 million registered players, which is a lot

Fortnite is one of the biggest games in the world, but what does that mean? Well, developer Epic Games revealed that it has surpassed 350 million registered players. In April alone, those players spent 3.2 billion hours in the battle royale shooter. Those huge numbers also make Fortnite one of the largest social platforms on the planet, and Epic is once again emphasizing that with new in-game…
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Activision Blizzard: Next premium Call of Duty title is on track for the fall

Activision Blizzard president and chief operating officer Daniel Alegre said in an earnings call that the next premium Call of Duty game is on track for the fall. Activision’s own revenues were $519 million in the first quarter, driven by Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Call of Duty: Warzone (a battle royale game), and Call of Duty: Mobile. Alegre didn’t say what the title’s name is or if it…
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