Even with commercial and critical success, Bethesda's long-awaited sci-fi RPG is falling off quicker than its predecessors.
The remote play handheld sold over 5,700 units in Spain last week, compared to Xbox Series X/S' collective sales of over 2,000 units.
That's as per the LinkedIn profile of Ben F., who was product and insights manager at 343 Industries until January.
Microsoft's fighter is getting its first hefty balance update since 2018 and even fixes a long-standing bug with projectiles.
The free version offers single-player, Local, and Ranked modes with a weekly rotating fighter, and the Anniversary Edition has everything for $29.99.
DLSS Frame Generation, DLAA, Nvidia Reflex, and more are also available, along with brightness, contrast, and HDR brightness settings.
Journalist Jez Corden has claimed that Microsoft has an announcement planned for the upcoming showcase.
Included with the Bite Back Edition, the Hero Pass adds two new heroes with unique skills and gameplay. Further details are pending.
The update also gates Shrouds, Anglers and Siphons from the open world until a certain point and buffs Watchers, Soulless and human enemies.
Iron Galaxy is confirmed for the developer stream and could provide a date for the next update, which adds 4K support for Xbox Series X/S.
The update has also added several new reward and spotlight cars, multiplayer and Rivals events, and various bug fixes.
Three years into its life, there's a lot to be said about Microsoft's current console generation.
Microsoft announced earlier this year that the highly anticipated action-adventure sequel would be out at some point in 2024.
The previous head of Xbox Game Studios, Matt Booty, was recently promoted to president of game content and studios.
Since Microsoft-owned games are published on PS5 and Nintendo Switch, everyone is part of the Xbox community according to Spencer.
The journey of Bethesda Game Studios' latest RPG is only just starting, with DLC still to come. Here's what we would like to see.
Though there's plenty to like about Call of Duty games, at the same time, there's also no shortage of issues to find with how the series operates.
"Now that Blizzard is part of Xbox, we will nurture the essence of what has made Blizzard unique," says the CEO of Microsoft Gaming.
"I've always said, Phil Spencer has my number, I'm happy to consult," series creator Cliff Bleszinski says.
Following recent reports, Microsoft has confirmed that unauthorized accessories "will be blocked from use to preserve the console gaming experience."
