“It has been confirmed that Redfall will feature crossplay between Xbox, PC Game Pass, Steam and Epic Games Store. The announcement was made rather casually in a recent #AskArkane community Q&A event. The official Redfall Twitter account also posted the announcement. Those who are eagerly anticipating the upcoming open-world co-op shooter (we suspect there might be more than a few of you) will no doubt rejoice in the news. Crossplay is becoming more and more common among first-party Xbox games, with Halo Infinite and Forza Horizon 5 also implementing it.”
From Comic Book
“Hogwarts Legacy PS4 and Xbox One Release Date Delayed. Hogwarts Legacy has been out on PC, PS5, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X for a few weeks, but it's yet to come to PS4 and Xbox One. Originally, the plan was for these versions was for them to release on April 4, 2023. This is no longer the plan. Developer Avalanche Software and published WB Games have announced via the game's official Twitter account that these versions have been delayed. Thankfully, the delay is only to May 5 and thankfully for those on Nintendo Switch, this version seems unaffected, at least so far, as its July 25 date remains intact.”
From Video Games Chronicle
“Following the Xbox Series X fridge, next up is reportedly the Series S toaster. Images have emerged claiming to show a licensed Xbox Series S toaster. According to the images, the ‘Series S Toaster’ will cost 60 Euros and feature three toasting modes. The kitchen appliance sports a white shell and large circular ‘vent’, in the style of Microsoft’s entry-level console.”
From Forbes
“Microsoft And Sony’s Activision Battle May Be Starting To Tilt In Xbox’s Favor. A few different updates have happened in this ongoing battle, and they’re all good for Microsoft. First, there’s a report circulating from Reuters that claims that the EU’s European Commission may be leaning toward approving Microsoft’s deal, as the company’s latest moves of securing contracts with Nintendo and NVIDIA for Call of Duty/Activision game access seem to have adequately addressed concerns about the deal. At least for everyone but Sony. This report also says that despite being previously mentioned, this support of the deal would not be conditional on some sort of asset split where they’d have to spin off Blizzard or Call of Duty itself.”
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