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The Initiative and Microsoft announce Perfect Dark

Microsoft and The Initiative have just announced a new first-person shooter, Perfect Dark. Although we don’t know the platforms for which this game will come out, we can safely assume that it will be on both Xbox Series X|S and the PC. And yes, this is more likely a remake/re-imagining of the N64 Perfect Dark game. Unfortunately, we don’t have any other details to share. Still, you can go ahead and enjoy its debut trailer after the jump! Continue reading The Initiative and Microsoft announce Perfect Dark

Microsoft announces a new “Pluton” Security CPU in collaboration with AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm

It appears that Microsoft is working on a new security processor, dubbed as PLUTON.  Microsoft is doing this in collaboration with AMD, Intel and Qualcomm. These companies will integrate the technology into their own processors. Continue reading Microsoft announces a new “Pluton” Security CPU in collaboration with AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm

New update patch for Ori and the Will of the Wisps brings new features and several bug fixes

A new update patch is now available for the follow-up to the 2015 narrative-focused Metroidvania title, Ori and the Will of the Wisps. The new update adds some new features, and fixes several bugs.

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Microsoft Flight Simulator Update #5 released, full patch notes revealed

Microsoft has released the fifth update for Microsoft Flight Simulator. According to the release notes, this new update brings some tweaks and enhancements to a number of planes. It also brings enhancements to UI, Weather, and to the game’s engine. Continue reading Microsoft Flight Simulator Update #5 released, full patch notes revealed

Windows 10 finally allows you to change refresh rates in a easier way

Microsoft has implemented a new graphical feature in the latest Update for Windows 10. Windows 10 20H2 now allows gamers to change their monitor refresh rates in an easier way. Instead of using the AMD/NVIDIA control panel (or having to navigate numerous menus), PC gamers can now change their refresh rate from Windows 10’s Display Settings. Continue reading Windows 10 finally allows you to change refresh rates in a easier way