Cyberpunk 2077, Destiny 2 and Assassin’s Creed Valhalla will all have their own slice of Smart Delivery upgrades on the Xbox Series X, a feature that Microsoft wants to encourage other developers to adopt for 2020 and beyond.

Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts might be interested in purchasing Warner Bros. Interactive if its parent company makes the sale official, but they'd be facing some stiff green competition from Microsoft along the way.

From July 21-27, Microsoft will take part in the Summer Games Fest with “somewhere between 75 and 100” game demos to try out.

Is a grand total of Zero Rands too much to pay for Fallout 76, Bethesda’s slice of wasteland MMO action? That’s a question you’ll have to ask yourself, because Fallout 76 is headed to Xbox Game Pass in July.

In news that saw the plot thicken, fans recently cottoned on to the existence of two new Twitter accounts for ye olde Perfect Dark and Fable. Profiles for games which according to the truest of believers, are well overdue for a remake or a brand new entry. And now for the Buzz killington part of this story, as those hopes of yours which were looking to pull a Superman and go up, up and away are about to be dragged right back to Earth.

Sony may have finally lifted the lid on their gaming wi-fi router, but they’re still keeping quiet on just how games will be better in the 2020s. As for Microsoft? They reckon this upcoming generation will be about collapsing your entire gaming history into one compatible ecosystem that’ll tickle all your senses.

Unlike the Xbox Series X, Sony has no unifie plan in mind for a cross-gen future of gaming.

Only Nintendo can get away with this for some reason, but when it comes to taking a game that you already own and being asked to pay again for it? Naturally, people are going to balk at the very thought of shelling out twice for a product that resulted in you getting used to the taste of cardboard in the …