This is really not surprising.
That's a truly impressive number.
Spoiler alert: the reviewers liked it.
They hope to start "correcting" releases that never came to Xbox.
We're probably going to see a lot more of the shooter at E3.
Microsot's digital console model might be about to follow in the footsteps of its PC counterpart.
A whole slew of backward compatibility title might be in line for performance upgrades very soon.
The game will allegedly be set in a "connected" world.
Auto HDR and DirectStore technology are also coming to PC.
Revenue from Xbox content and services is also expected to decline.
Earlier rumours about the game being set in Japan might not be accurate after all.
Brian Fargo is still excited about its "visuals, design, and writing."
"The game's basically sort of finished - it's in bug squashing mode right now," says an Xbox insider.
The first batch of playtest invites has been sent out, Turn 10 confirms.
The best deal in gaming continues to grow at an amazing rate.
Industry analyst David Gibson says Nintendo doesn't want other streaming services on Switch.
Over 50 free-to-play titles have now become truly free to play on Xbox consoles.
The development tools are now said to be fully accessible for developers.
The company will remain independent for now.
ID@Xbox, but for the cloud.
