A report claims that Microsoft is close to purchasing Obsidian, the developers of widely successful RPGs from multiple generations. But what will they do at Xbox?

Why lament what already is, when you can live vicariously through some photos of the event itself? The main stage may not have much appeal this year with its focus on superglue, paintball and radio stations taking over, but at least the rest of the Dome is filled with plenty of booths! From gaming setups showing off Fallout 76 to the always popular artist’s alley, here’s a virtual tour of rAge 2018 for you to walk through.

So what’s on the…uh…horizon for Forza Horizon 4? Plenty! A lot of additional content will be driving into the game soon, as a recent tweet from Microsoft outlined four months worth of updates. Here’s the list.

Of course there’s a new PlayStation coming. Likewise, there’s most certainly a new Xbox One coming in the relatively near future. This generation of consoles has done exceedingly well, and the two biggest traditional consoles have both been powered by AMD. It was almost guaranteed that AMD would be supplying the guts for the next generation of consoles, and in an interview with CNBC, AMD boss Lisa Su confirmed as much.

Microsoft's versatile and malleable controller hub is finally on shelves for purchase, with the Adaptive Controller acting as your one stop for all sorts of specific controller configurations for all needs.

The cross-play chestnut on PlayStation 4 is something that’s going to come up, again and again until Sony either backs down and lets its users play nicely with others, or they finally put their foot down and just say it’ll never happen. Sony has now come worrying close to the latter statement.

How about this for an Xbox One X console then, for the upcoming launch of Shadow of the Tomb Raider: An Xbox One X decked out in mystery, intrigue and the arcaniest of artifacts.

Microsoft’s Game Pass is a service that offers fantastic value. For $10 a month, users can download and play an increasing selection of games – including Microsoft’s latest ones – as long as they’re actively subscribed. While some see it as the start of a “Netflix for games,” Microsoft doesn’t see it that way. In an interview with GI.biz, Microsoft’s …