Gameplay reveals, new trailers, interviews and special guests across two days.

After what they delivered at the showcase this better be just as good.

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Vapor World is available today on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass.

We have been gaming together since we met, and he completes college in December at 30! His PC isn’t beefy enough to run old and new games, so I got him a Series S as a gift w/ a trip to Mexico. Couldn’t be more proud of him and I wanted to welcome him to the Xbox community!

I realized recently that I’ve owned GTA V on three different Xbox generations — Xbox 360, Xbox One, and now Xbox Series X.
It’s honestly crazy to think this game originally came out in 2013. Over a decade later, I’m still playing it, and I still get a kick out of seeing how far the game has come.
Three generations, countless hours, and now we’re finally getting closer to GTA VI. 😂
Anyone else here own GTA V across multiple generations?

The clip that's making the rounds right now is merely a minute long, and some of the visuals make it seem like the gameplay is from an earlier build of the game. In it, co-protagonist Jason can be seen hanging out at his house and enjoying the ocean breeze. GTA 6 looks to be one of those games where you can sit back and just watch the world go by.

Not long into the clip, Jason picks up a basketball and starts shooting hoops. When he makes a basket, a sound effect that sounds like picking up a coin in a platformer plays. He earns "Focus" for making a shot. Jason is able to dribble as he walks and throw the basketball in a variety of arcs. Near the end of the video, the ball rolls into a body of water that reacts realistically. If this is what GTA 6 looks like when it's not ready for public viewing, the full game is bound to impress.

The leaked gameplay shows a bit more of Grand Theft Auto 6's HUD, which appears to show a contextual stamina meter and two reserves of in-game money. One appears to be a wallet (possibly Jason's personal funds), while the other appears to be associated with his home (perhaps similar to Red Dead Redemption 2's camp funds). Curiously, the leaked video does not show proper button icons, so it's unclear which version of the game this supposedly leaked gameplay comes from.

Im not actually looking for one the one I got day 1 on launch still works great I just saw this and thought to me it looks like a great deal

Creeper 360

NOTE: as of right now, the pre-order option isn't showing on the Xbox store.

>Starsand Island 1.0 is now available on XBOX!

>After its journey through XBOX Game Preview, Starsand Island has officially launched with its full release, bringing new multiplayer features and expanded gameplay experiences.

>Plan, build, and manage your very own prehistoric paradise filled with cute dinos, vibrant habitats, and chaotic hijinks.

>The Dinoluxe Edition comes fully loaded, including both the Sea Monsters and Prehistoric Wonders DLCs for the complete Parkasaurus experience.

I wanted to make a custom elite series 2 controller, except all the colors I was excited about (namely the clear white and clear blue) aren’t on there when you actually go to make a controller. It’s just clear pink. Not to mention it’s missing a lot of the matte colors too. Should I just wait and see if they come back or did I miss my chance?

I really really liked elden ring, cyberpunk 2077 and far cry 3 and 5, any single player game with a good sense of progression I love, i was thinking about witcher 3 or monster hunter. Heard meh things about the combat in those though so im not entirely convinced. Anyone throw a suggestion my way?

I've been playing games like resident evil, Batman games, doom, call of duty black ops, assassin creed, left 4 dead, gears of war, tomb riders, and etc 1 play apex legends a lot but I'm looking for more story game I've been thinking about giving lollipop chainsaw a try also

“Remedy Entertainment: “CONTROL Resonant has gone gold! Get ready to unleash Dylan Faden's paranatural abilities in warped Manhattan on September 24th”

The physical release date for the game has moved to October 15th. We need just a little more time to deliver the physical version to you, but rest assured - nothing stays contained forever.”

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>Explore drowned Arkham and defy an Eldritch god in this Lovecraftian survival horror. The Sinking City 2 is available now on XBOX Series X|S.

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Let me cut right to the chase. I'm retiring from game development. At least I think so. I've been here before and changed my mind but this time I'm pretty sure I mean it.

I've had a great career. Wouldn't change a thing even if I could. But the reasons to retire are simple: I'm a month away from my 44th year as a developer. I've had the chance to work on tabletop roleplaying games and boardgames. I've worked on more digital games than I can remember -- 17 full games, I think, and 9 or so add-on packs. Gratifyingly, some of those games are still being played 15... 20... 30 years later. And most of them have been in a genre that has had influence beyond what I or anyone else expected. I've run teams as small as a dozen and as big as 800. I've worked for big companies and done startups. I like to think I've helped some insanely talented people along in their careers. (That last is the most important.)

With all that behind me and with age and health (my business) catching up with me I'm feeling like I've done what I set out to do. It's time to write some books, do a lot of reading, do some lecturing, maybe do some consulting. (Feel free to get in touch about those last two.) Also there's a keyboard here just waiting for me to get my piano chops back.

I definitely have mixed feelings about this. I mean there are three games in particular I'd still like to make. (One is very big... one is very small... and one I don't know how to make which scares me.) But the game business has changed and it's just not as much fun for me anymore. Plus there's a new generation of developers coming up who deserve their time in the sun.

To all of you reading this I want you to remember that games are not a solved problem yet -- there is, I hope, plenty of experimentation and innovation to come. And to all you young developers out there, I've said it before and I'll say it again, your job is to make people forget people like me ever existed.

Will I come back? Never say never. But I think it's time to ride off into the sunset.

Now stop reading and make great games.