Beyond just graphics and processing power, the modalities of gaming are constantly evolving. In particular, the way we access our favourite titles and pay for them has changed quite significantly during the last five years in particular.
This past year has seen a variety of recent trends either pick up or decline in relationship to Xbox gaming. While microtransactions continue to frustrate console and mobile gamers alike, mini-games seem to be popular. Meanwhile, more and more adults are finding a genuine interest in Minecraft…
Ever since 2007, there has been an Assassin’s Creed game released almost every year. From main series releases to smaller games, the franchise has released some awesome titles for players and has become one of the most recognised franchises around.
Can you wield a sword like a samurai and blend into the shadows like a ninja? Well, you can find out by playing the best samurai and ninja games available for Xbox.
While the Xbox has a smaller foothold in the Japanese market than it does in the US, there are still plenty of players who are loyal to Microsoft’s family of consoles over in the land of the rising sun.
At the time of writing, Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is only available on PC and PlayStation 4. For Xbox players, however, there’s currently been no conclusive decision regarding the title’s release on the Microsoft console.
Courtesy of Rockstar Games, the Grand Theft Auto franchise began in 1997. Since its release, there have been a further eleven standalone games and four expansion packs.
Rivenaar’s Grove is an extremely simple yet mildly enjoyable puzzler. It provides a way to kill an hour or two, and isn’t remotely taxing on the old grey matter.
