Thanks to a new leak, a full-on remaster of the original game that set many a PC back on fire back in the day and gave rise to the benchmark in graphical memes about almighty rigs being properly equipped with the hardware necessary to run that beast of a game at its most maximum of settings.

Microsoft kicked off a new edition of Inside Xbox last night, detailing what’s to come in the immediate future for the Xbox brand. If you were expecting reveals of next-gen Xbox Series X games, then this wasn’t the show for you. Still, there was plenty of good content to appreciate! Here’s what was shown off last night.

Why is Microsoft still making use of such antiquated technology for a machine that has so much future-proofing power under the hood? Because you guys asked for it.

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.

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’s got a bunch of new games headed to Xbox Game Pass, and they’re good ones! Over the next couple of weeks, you can expect the library to be refreshed with the likes of Ninja Theory's Bleeding Edge, Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid, Astrologaster and The Surge 2. Plus a new system that makes me feel all perky.

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.