The Xbox One now has its third Dashboard rework out in the wild for everyone to try, and it seems Microsoft might have finally found something that works as fast as it should.

Why invest in a 4K gaming machine when your telly barely scrapes past 1080 peas? That’s a thought that Microsoft agrees with, as the Xbox One X won’t be the only console in their arsenal, but a decision for prospective consumers to hem and haw over. Kind of similar to the Xbox Box One Elite controller when you think about it.

Another year of rAge has come and gone, leaving behind nothing but empty wallets, dead cellphone batteries and memories. Here’s what some of the Critical Hit team had to say about this year’s expo.

Microsoft on the other hand, has the Xbox One X. A machine with beefy hardware that aims to deliver true 4K gaming on current and upcoming games. Due to tough new import laws, there was a worry that we’d only see the fancy new machine sometime in 2018. Well worry not, because we’ve just heard from Xbox South Africa that the Xbox One X will launch in time for Christmas.

As Assassin’s Creed Origins nears release later this month, we get hands-on again with the third-person action adventure. This time we experienced new content with all the bells and whistles offered by the Xbox One X.

Microsoft’s banking on Forza 7 being the game that sells 4K gaming and the Xbox One X. But is it a case of all style and no substance? Early reviews say otherwise, as the latest Forza isn’t just the thrill of speed personified, but one of the best racing games ever made.

According to a new Microsoft video, the Xbox One X Enhanced Program will result in games being optmised for that console. What does that mean for the average enthusiast?

A lot has been said about how thin the current Xbox One exclusive lineup is and well...more needs to be said.