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Gears of War: E‑Day’s big multiplayer gameplay reveal is locked in, and fans finally know when they’ll see the action
Windows Central
Xbox Series X|S consoles U.S. sales see an impressive 86% jump in June 2026, as PS5 and Nintendo slide — "Highest units this year."
Jez Corden
Windows Central
Surface Pro with Snapdragon X2 is now available with a noticeable graphics bump
Sean Endicott
Windows Central
Of course Steam Deck sales are slowing down, and you shouldn't be buying one right now anyway
Richard Devine
Windows Central
Xbox brings back compat to Windows: Microsoft pledges 4 games on PC for the first time, soon with achievements — with more to come
Jez Corden
Windows Central
Free Copilot is turning into a demo as Microsoft shifts real features to paid tiers
Sean Endicott
Windows Central
Nvidia says Sega’s $5 million Dreamcast‑era investment saved the company, and 30 years later the partnership is coming full circle
Cale Hunt
Windows Central
Google scrubbed it, but Bing kept the receipts that show where LeBron James may play next season
Sean Endicott
Windows Central
Microsoft is finally modernizing Windows 11's decades-old File Explorer properties window with a new UI
Zac Bowden
Windows Central
Summer exams can be brutal, but this Intel Core Ultra 7 laptop with 16GB will help you survive them with A+ grades — and at a 38% discount to boot
Windows Central
Microsoft and Meta are teaming up to offer Xbox Game Pass with the Quest VR Horizon+ subscription — Xbox VR controller improvements coming too
Jez Corden
Windows Central
I didn't expect the biggest new Xbox Game Pass title this past week to be a game about bowling
Richard Devine
Windows Central
Analog hobbies are booming as AI burnout hits Gen Z hardest — and the Windows PC could be the unexpected winner
Cale Hunt
Windows Central
These special Surface PCs are reserved for true Manchester United fans
Sean Endicott
Windows Central
"It was horrifying," Xbox sources tell us Microsoft is working to fix its abysmal support for hacked accounts — as users recount years-long nightmares with customer services
Jez Corden
Windows Central