Backbone Pro​ -​ Xbox Edition: Take Your Gaming Anywhere

Backbone Pro​ -​ Xbox Edition: Take Your Gaming Anywhere

Category: Accessories Backbone Pro​ -​ Xbox Edition: Take Your Gaming Anywhere Ethan RothamelHardware Program Manager, Xbox Published November 12, 2025 Earlier this year, Designed for Xbox​ and​ our friends at Backbone launched ​the​​ ​Backbone ​One – Xbox Edition. Now they are back with ​their next generation controller, redesigned from the ground ​up to let​ you access your favorite games on mobile, PC, smart TV, and beyond. Meet the…

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Xbox Insider Release Notes – Alpha (2310.230921-2200)

Hey Xbox Insiders! We have a new Xbox Update Preview coming to the Alpha ring. It’s important we note that some updates made in these preview OS builds include background improvements that ensure a quality and stable build for Xbox consoles. We continue to post these release notes, even when the noticeable changes to the…

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‘Our humble goal is to survive the AI revolution’ says Epic Games CEO, as its Star Wars and Marvel crossover pivots to ‘AI first’ development

An unannounced Star Wars and Marvel shooter in the works at Epic Games has been delayed, and its creators instructed to take an “AI first” approach to development. Staff were advised of the pivot last week, according to a Bloomberg report, with the project delayed indefinitely from its (unannounced) March 2027 release. That “AI first”…

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Manor Lords gets its first update since January, and its creator says he is ‘rethinking what went wrong to ensure it won’t happen again’

It isn’t unusual for a game to go quiet after a popular early access launch, but Manor Lords has been quieter than most. Slavic Magic’s medieval city-builder was the most exciting thing to happen in April 2024, a quietly enthralling simulation of everyday life in the Middle Ages that somehow achieved cultural critical mass, becoming…

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Take-Two CEO reckons Civilization 7’s mixed reception is just history repeating itself: ‘Every time we’ve come out with a new platform iteration of Civilization, there’s been some consternation on the part of consumers’

Civilization 7 has proved one of the more divisive games of 2025 thus far. At present, its Steam rating is split almost precisely down the middle, between players who enjoy its attempt to streamline the experience, and those who believe the changes result in a shallow and predictable turn-based strategy. It’s the most divided response…

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