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Halo 3 Arrives on PC on July 14

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2 years ago

July 7, 2020

Anthony DiMoro

Halo 3 will be making it’s official debut on PC on July 14th, according to an announcement made on the official Halow Twitter page.

Halo 3 has been a favorite among the original Halo trilogy, and is popular based on it’s multiplayer function, which kept fans coming back for more and more.

A July 14th debut builds some buzz ahead of Microsoft’s Xbox Series X showcase that is scheduled for July 23rd, where the company plans to show off first-party games, which includes Halo Infinite.

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Playstation Showcase Coming Next Week

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5 months ago

September 3, 2021

Anthony DiMoro

Sony has officially announced a new Playstation showcase for next week and the even will take a look “into the future of PS5”.

The showcase will be held on Thursday, September 9th and it will be packed with updates from Playstation Studios, industry developers, and more as the company gears up for the upcoming holiday season.

The PlayStation Showcase begins at 1pm EST on YouTube and Twitch.

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PlayStation Plus Game Lineup for September Leaked

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5 months ago

August 30, 2021

Anthony DiMoro

With just a few days remaining in the month of August, many gamers are anticipating the new lineup of games that will be available via Playstation Plus during the month of September, and it appears that we have a glimpse into what’s in store.

According to Dealabs, there are three new games on the way, for free, for Playstation Plus members.

Those games are rumored to be ‘Overcooked All You Can Eat’, ‘Hitman 2’ and the multiplayer survival shooter ‘Predator: Hunting Grounds’.

While nothing has been officially announced, or confirmed, the rumored games could be heading your way later this week.

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Xbox Game Pass Not Coming to Competing Consoles

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1 year ago

July 22, 2020

Anthony DiMoro

Xbox boss Phil Spencer says that Xbox Game Pass will not be making it’s way to competing consoles, or consoles outside of the Microsoft brand.

Spencer says that competitive platforms aren’t “really interested” in having the “full Xbox experience on their hardware”, during an interview with Game Star.

“The thing about other gaming console platforms is we’re not able to bring a full Xbox experience on those platforms,” Spencer said (h/t TweakTown).

“In places where we have, like mobile phones like we’re doing now with xCloud coming to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate” Spencer continued.

“What we’ve done with PC in bringing our full Xbox experience there. Because we know when somebody is playing one of our Xbox games there is an expectation that “I’ve got my Xbox LIVE community, I have my achievements, Game Pass is an option for me, my first-party library is completely there”.

“The other competitive platforms aren’t really that interested in having a full Xbox experience on their hardware. But for us, we want to be where gamers want to be and that’s the path that we’re on.”