Xbox apparently has a lot more to showcase in terms of games, and the recent showcase was only a part of what the company has in store, it's been claimed.
The developers didn't know about Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 coming to Xbox Game Pass until recently, according to senior director of production Yale Miller.
Here's everything that's been revealed about the next mainline Gears of War entry.
Undead Labs worked with Obsidian Entertainment for the same, with studio head Philip Holt touting more avenues for independent exploration.
DOOM: The Dark Ages creative director Hugo Martin talks about combat, demons, and the chainsaw shield.
Activision took to X (formerly Twitter) to clear the air about the storage requirements for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6.
Gears of War: E-Day is not only going back in time for its story, it's also going back to the first game's horror roots.
Those subscribed to Game Pass Ultimate or PC Game Pass will get access to the entire game. No modes will be available through Game Pass Core.
Obsidian Entertainment confirmed the same as part of an extensive deep dive for the upcoming action RPG.
Unlike Gears 5, which experimented with semi-open world areas, E-Day is going to be an entirely linear experience.
The game will boast "over 100 times more environment and character details than Gears 5," according to The Coalition.
The prequel "adds detail and context to this period that will resonate through stories that will follow".
"We see it as a benefit to the franchises that we're building," said Phil Spencer in a recent interview.
Spencer also suggests that a hypothetical Xbox handheld would likely run games natively, rather than stream them through the cloud.
The Initiative reveals the reboot is developed with Rare's blessing and takes inspiration from "elements of the first two games."
It will be the largest install size for a Call of Duty game at launch to date, which is saying something for a series that's notorious for excessive install sizes.
It was first reported in 2022 that the Deus Ex studio had been brought on board the project to provide development support.
Treyarch's next Call of Duty will have twelve Core 6v6 maps and four Strike Maps at launch. Theater Mode also makes a return.
Omnimovement allows for sprinting, sliding and diving in any direction. Players can also enter a supine prone with full 360-degree aiming.
Obsidian's first-person role-playing game receives new details today, while Konami's upcoming remake will appear on June 11th.
