While the project to deliver an AR Minecraft experience akin to Pokemon Go sounds exceptionally cool, Microsoft couldn’t continue to support it.

Windows 10 might be getting od, but rather than replace it, Microsoft is looking to rather give its popular OS a new coat of paint.

When it launched, I doubt anyone thought we’d still be playing this pirate adventure-em-up for 1000 days. I guess that’s just what good post-launch support looks like.

The beloved first-person spy game is back but this time Rare isn’t at the helm. They’re probably too busy trying to keep Sea of Thieves players happy.

Time to make all those blocks glow like the cheeks of a sweaty teenager stuck in PE class!

Which is just under a year from when it was originally meant to launch. Well at least Microsoft has all the indie games to keep their fans satisfied.

Microsoft is planning on changing the way it releases updates to Windows 10, focusing on more frequent and smaller patches.

You can expect some kind of year-end update on the game which is great because 343 Industries' communication has been less than stellar lately.