Six ways Microsoft’s portable Xbox could be a Steam Deck killer
To be worthy of the Xbox brand, Microsoft needs to design a front-end that is built from the ground up for handheld use case. That means large, easy-to-read design elements that can be easily navigated and selected without a mouse. It also means following SteamOS's example in surfacing the settings and tools most important to gamers.
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One of the biggest games of the year now supports "Stream Your Own Game" through Xbox Cloud Gaming at launchUbisoft's upcoming Japanese role-playing adventure Assassin's Creed Shadows will support Xbox Cloud Gaming at launch ...
Microsoft debuts a gaming-centric version of its Copilot AI assistant, which can guide players by analyzing their gameplay in ...
In advance of this year’s Game Developers Conference, Microsoft revealed a new version of its AI-powered personal assistant ...
Appearing on the Xbox Podcast, Microsoft's Vice President of Xbox Gaming devices and Ecosystem, Jason Ronald, shed some light ...
Xbox revealed on Thursday that it’s experimenting with an AI-powered gaming sidekick. "Copilot for Gaming," Xbox's "Copilot ...
Microsoft unveiled its Copilot for Gaming initiative, an AI gaming sidekick that will enhance player experiences on Xbox.
This version of Copilot could tell you why you suck in Overwatch 2: "Great picks with your ultimate, but diving straight into ...
Members of the Xbox Insiders program will soon have access to Copilot for Gaming on mobile, a tool aimed at streamlining the ...
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