Microsoft needs to kick off their E3 presence with a big bang this year if they want to keep the fans invested. With the Xbox Scorpio, they might have the right platform to do so as they peddle out a console that has enough hardware to give anyone a technolust boner. Hardware that will have some pretty decent software to give you some stiffware according to Xboss Phil Spencer.

The Xbox Game Pass will soon launch with access to a hundred games of the older variety. But if Xboss Phil Spencer can get his way, the service could see more first-party games from Team Green featured in its line-up.

Resident Evil 7 will be the first third-party title to support Microsoft's Play Anywhere program, which holds promise for the future.

The big boss of Xbox Phil Spencer says that Microsoft will still be open to taking risks on big budget projects such as Scalebound in the future.

The Xbox One Scorpio isn't "compete with a high-end rig," says Microsoft's Phil Spencer.

Here’s a quick walk down memory lane, as we look back at some of our favourite Xbox memories from the big green machine.

While new mid-generation console upgrades may chnage the traditional console cycle, that doesnt mean you'll be seeing new consoles every two years.

Play anywhere is great. Buying a game on Xbox and getting a free PC copy is neat! Right now though, it's only available for Microsoft games. Will that change? Maybe!