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Microsoft has revealed the final box art for upcoming Xbox One action-shooter Quantum Break.

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Recently Rare and Microsoft released the Rare Replay collection for the Xbox One. On Twitter Rare has showed of how the interface could have looked like with a bunch of pre-production designs.

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Microsoft just made the Digital Day 1 edition of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain for Xbox One available on its online store.

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Windows 10 is out of the door and now Microsoft is working tirelessly to convince developers to put their apps and...

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"When Phil Spencer made the announcement that Microsoft would be making the Xbox One backwards compatible, it came as a shock to most. It seemed like a major pillar in the rebranding of Xbox One. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Xbox combined a bright future of games with the incredible memories and nostalgia of a catalog revered by many as one of the best available on home consoles" -- Xbox Enthusiast.

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There is a lot that's continuously made about the "rivalry" between Microsoft and Sony and each company has done their part to ensure that the competitive dialogue between the two has continued. Even with all of the back and forth we see from fans and folks from each company, there is still a certain amount of admiration for one another that's frequently expressed.

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Microsoft had an impressive showing at Gamescom and have excited fans with their upcoming exclusives, but in a recent opinion piece, Skewed and Reviewed explores their very impressive rebound from a rocky launch, but asks if it is enough to appease critics of the system and to catch Sony.

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Microsoft wont use the word relaunch but thats essentially what it has done with Xbox One. It has already cut the price, redesigned the controller and, come November, it will have introduced a new user interface and backwards compatibility, too. Outside of its casing, the Xbox One that gamers will be buying this Christmas will look nothing like the one launched two years ago. You live or die on the innovation you can bring to market on anything you do, says EMEA boss Neil Thompson.

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Microsoft showed Crackdown 3, Scalebound and Quantum Break at the Xbox conference this week. If Microsoft are planning to make Windows 10 part of the Xbox ecosystem, why not bring those games to PC? so PC world put the question to the head of Microsoft's Xbox division, Phil Spencer.