If you're looking for the best Xbox Series X games the console has to offer, you're in for a treat. Sure, it's hard to match the PS5's library of first-party games these days, but who says that ...

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The Xbox Series X is a powerhouse of a console, but most games aren't split-screen anymore. Here are all the best games that still support split-screen play.

Ever since Microsoft launched its flagship Xbox Series X|S consoles, it has gone beyond the call of duty to provide the video game community with an endless stream of exceptional and entertaining ...

Ever since the original Xbox hit the market to compete with the PlayStation, the two systems have more or less been at a graphical stalemate. Yes, the Xbox One lagged slightly behind the PS4, but ...

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Xbox CEO confirms Xbox Series X and S will receive the same games, ensuring support for Series S despite hardware concerns from developers.

A new Xbox Series X vs PS5 Pro video going viral on X and elsewhere makes the $700 luxury Sony console look very bad.

The best Xbox Series X controllers aren't what they used to be. Before, they were hampered by their wired-only stipulations, and so many felt like they were trying to emulate the official controllers.

Xbox head Phil Spencer explained this week that forcing developers to optimize their games for the Xbox Series S may actually ...

Double Dragon Revive is an upcoming beat em' up developed by YUKE'S and published by Arc System Works. In this 3D take on the classic Double Dragon, play as the heroic Billy and Jimmy Lee as they ...

you can also check out our pick of the best Xbox Game Pass games. So, read below as we take you through the biggest upcoming Xbox Series X games. The stealth sniper series is back! This time ...