An upcoming PC and Xbox controller promises to completely eliminate one of the most annoying issues that modern gamepads ...

or buy a cheaper third-party alternative, if you’re willing to risk compatibility issues. The Xbox Series X, on the other hand, is still pretty bulky but manages its space much better.

If you want to purchase an Xbox Series X or Series S console immediately, you may have to buy one of the price-inflated deals. We found Series X consoles on Amazon, for example, for $1,099 and $ ...

The compromise here is that external hard drives cannot be used to run Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S games, though you can store them to free up space on your console. Backwards compatible Xbox ...

You can get games, add-ons for popular titles, and some accessories with your Series S, depending on who you buy from ... on Xbox Series S than you'll be used to on the Xbox One X or PS4 Pro.

The 2TB Special Edition Xbox Series X is up for pre-order at Best Buy, and you get a beautiful controller with some green flourishes for your money. This isn't a PS5 Pro, it has the same innards ...

Welcome back to Next-Gen Console Watch. This week Ryan is in the driver's seat, and he's joined by Beyond's Max Scoville and Podcast Unlocked's Destin Legarie. The topic is a timely one for the ...

Buy Xbox Series X for £479.99 £459 (save £20.99 or 4% ... Why we chose it: EA's 2024 game is the latest in their yearly collection. The game used to be called FIFA and still remains one ...

Listen to your favorite games with new levels of "exceptional sound quality" through SteelSeries' brand new Arctis Gamebuds.

You may need to buy a USB cable to connect them ... If you want one of Microsoft's, you can still find them new or used on Ebay. The official wireless adapter for Xbox One & Series X|S controllers ...

if you wanted wireless you had to buy from Xbox and Microsoft. Times have changed, though. More than ever, third-party players are building wireless options for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One ...

The Xbox Series X and its smaller sibling the Series S are Microsoft’s ... But all its other Xbox consoles have used processors not too dissimilar to those you’d find in a PC. We see no reason for it ...