It seems like Microsoft will be giving ReCore another crack at the market soon. The long rumoured ReCore: Definitive Edition is apparently real, according to what news editor Saurabh Charde from website Indian Noob is saying. According to sources close to him, it is due to launch later this month.

These sources claim that Definitive Edition will have HDR support, as well as enhanced visuals, in addition to a brand new mission called the ‘Eye of Obsidian’. There will also be a new Corebot included with this new edition of the game.

Apparently, Microsoft will be making this version available for free for anyone who already owns the game, in addition to of course selling it on the market as well. It is due to be announced at Gamescom this month, followed by a release on Xbox One and Windows 10 PCs on August 29. It remains to be seen how much water these rumours hold- but for now, all of this seems to sound believable enough, at least.

ReCore: Definitive Edition releases on August 29. Comes with:
– HDR
– High resolution graphics
– new mission called "Eye of Obsidian" pic.twitter.com/8VNJmbRhKu

— Saurabh Charde (@SaurabhCharde) August 10, 2017

Xbox 720 Concept 1

We have some gorgeous Xbox 720 concepts for you, which look simply ravishing. Considering how bulky and unremarkable the first model of Xbox 360 was, and the complete contrast in design when you look at the Xbox 360 Slim mode, it’s clear that Microsoft has learnt the finer points of good appealing hardware design. Now, when you think about Xbox 360’s successor – Microsoft can nail the design easily, which will not only make it look futuristic, like it is supposed to be in, say, 2014, but it will also feature a lot of interesting technological enhancements. We don’t know what they come up with though, so this amazing concept design gives a close idea of what to expect from the upcoming console from Microsoft. We have 10 spectacular images here, and full credit to whoever made them, as it is quite hard to track them down on the Internet.
So check them out and tell us what you think in the comments section below.