Microsoft's console may not have had the most stellar exclusive lineup this year, but there was still a whole lot of great stuff to play on the Xbox One in 2018.
What in the world could Moon Studios be teasing here?
Industry analyst Michael Pachter believes Microsoft will make two variants for the next Xbox- a streaming device, and another, more traditional console.
The Xbox brand still has life in it yet—at least in the US.
Halo seems to be living up to its promise with Infinite, and going back to its roots.
IDC analysts Lewis Ward says next generation consoles will probably launch in 2021, but current-gen hardware sales in 2019 might change that.
But given how promising Halo Infinite sounds, I have hopes for the future of the franchise.
Hopefully this is a foundation Rare can build on.
343 Industries' Frank O'Connor also says the developer knows which Halo Ring the game is set on.
It’s time to bid the last generation versions of Minecraft farewell.
Switch is the highest selling system in terms of revenue, PS4 in terms of unit sales.
The Xbox boss believes streaming could help further the cause of all parties involved in the gaming industry.
"We feel we can play a bigger role delivering for PC gamers on Windows," says Phil Spencer.
It sounds like there will be a lot more Xbox consoles coming our way.
Microsoft's primary focus will reportedly be on cutting down latency.
The newest Steam beta update suggests that built-in pairing with Xbox One is on its way.
While Sony and Nintendo undoubtedly had better years than Xbox, led by Phil Spencer, put in some work that will pay off in the long term.
Welcome to the jungle?
"We had the game running on the hardware the first week we received it," says developer A44.
"It’s actually turning out to be a really interesting discovery tool for a lot of developers to have their game in Game Pass," says Chris Charla.
