Microsoft took a loss this last quarter despite a big game release, and it's clearly the Xbox Series X/S that's to blame.

Ori series developer Thomas Mahler has said that he'll be surprised if Sony doesn't eventually drop PlayStation exclusives like Microsoft.

As Xbox pushes for a more inclusive gaming ecosystem, the console wars could be over. Will Sony adapt or continue its exclusivity model?

With Indiana Jones & the Great Circle and Doom: The Dark Ages both waiting in the wings, Microsoft confirmed another of its first-party titles making the jump to PS5. Forza Horizon 5 is coming to Sony's console this "spring", and new content for all platforms is also on the way.

2025 — a year stuffed with promising new hardware and game releases — should be better. And yet, 2024’s cloud of discomforting uncertainty lingers. Will 2025 actually be a better year for the video game industry than 2024?

Google Stadia is known as one of the greatest flops in gaming history, but the fear around the system was apparently intense for a time.

Thomas Mahler, CEO of developer Moon Studios, has revealed in a lengthy post on X that he believes Sony will eventually wave goodbye to console exclusivity like Microsoft has with its approach to releasing its games on other formats.

Sony recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of the PlayStation with some fun bonus features on the PS5. For starters, fans of the original PlayStation were thrilled to be greeted by the classic PSOne start up screen when turning on the PS5. Likewise, Sony made a selection of classic PlayStation themes available for the PS5 home screen.

Xbox head Phil Spencer offers clarity on Microsoft's vision for Xbox. It's all about building a games library on all platforms - PlayStation included.

In 1983, the software company Microsoft, together with ASCII from Japan, decided to create a standard for home computers. Many well-known names joined in.

The PlayStation Blog post which revealed February 2025's monthly titles also included an update on the monthly games subscribers can obtain at no extra cost each month and the Gam

Data firm Ampere has released some interesting stats about the month of December in gaming - stats that name Microsoft as the top publisher in the world for the final month of 2024. According to the analyst group,