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Microsoft has just shared the latest Deals With Gold for Xbox 360 and Xbox One, revealing a new rush of discounts for both the platforms, whether you are an Xbox Live Gold subscriber or not.

The Initiative’s studio head Daniel Gallagher has shared, and then removed, a welcome post for several new staff members on his LinkedIn personal page. Luckily enough, ResetEra users were quick enough to save all the information and share them on the forums.

Nioh is about to get a sequel, as announced back at E3 2018 in June, but there’s still one question about the series that hasn’t found an answer yet: is the game ever getting an Xbox One version?

In a new interview released to IGN, Showtime confirmed that Master Chief is going to be a “lead character” in the series, which is set to be airing on 2020.

Microsoft has just published a new rush of Deals With Gold for Xbox One and Xbox 360, which will be available for you to take advantage of all week long.

Together with the launch of the latest update Cursed Sails, Microsoft and Rare have announced Sea of Thieves has reached a new milestone in terms of users: it’s being played by 5 million gamers over Windows 10 PC and Xbox One.

A new rush of discounts is now available on Xbox One as Deals With Gold have just gone live. Every week Microsoft pushes more deals for both its consoles, and this week they look quite interesting for all the users.

Halo Infinite has made its debut at E3 2018, but from the looks of it the game will still take quite a while before actually be in a shape we can watch live or even release.

According to a report from specialized blog Thurrott.com, Microsoft has two different next-generation Xbox Scarlett consoles in the making, one of which is said to be cloud based and streaming powered.

Few hours ago we reported about the supposed lack of Xbox Play Anywhere support for the much anticipated Halo Infinite, something that arose after looking at the Xbox.com website’s official page of the game.