Forget about diamonds, gold bullion or rare art: This year’s go-to material for pilfering in an elaborate heist isn’t even tangible. Computer code is the precious resource that commands a high premium, and any sticky-fingered thief with ears built for safecracking could find themselveson the receiving end of a very generous payday should they succeed in absconding with the rarest of treasures.

Remedy has revealed that two games are currently in development: One is a balls to the wall AAA project, whilst the other is a sister project on a smaller scale that’ll accompany it.

It's not just better hardware, but better software features that Microsoft is bringing to try and close the gap between console and PC.

Microsoft hasn’t been shy about the details regarding what’s inside of the Xbox Series X, leading many gamers to wonder: Where the hell is Sony and just what’s going on with the PlayStation 5? Well good news, because some news is finally coming tomorrow! At 9AM PT (That’s 6PM for us), the smooth and sultry voice of PS5 lead system architect Mark Cerny will reveal details on the PS5.

Barely big enough to count as a fingertip. While the Xbox Series X may have incredible power within its core, it pales in comparison to the MSN-04 Sazabi piloted by Char Aznable during his final battle with Amuro Rey. The Xbox Series X has no psycho-frame materials within its construction and therefore cannot offer any advantages to Newtype pilots, and has zero armaments for the upcoming console war.

With the Xbox Series X hyping up its ability to play bigger games quicker thanks to its internal 1TB SSD, getting into a game is going to be a walk in the park. An entire terabyte is a lot of digital real estate, but even in this day and age it’s not enough space for a thriving library of games that’ll easily stretch that limit to the breaking point. The solution? Memory cards! Sort of.

Not that big. But pretty big! You could still fill a fridge with several of them. This public announcement has been brought to you by the Bureau of Useless Information. Serving the greater good since 1963.

Say what you like about Microsoft, but nobody makes a video game controller like Team Green. Sony may have come up with the standard design for a controller, but Microsoft perfected the concept with the Xbox 360 controller and sharpened it to an absurd edge with the Xbox One generation. For the Xbox Series X era, not too much is changing on the surface, but under the hood there lies a whole new status quo for what these devices will be capable of.