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I haven’t read the full article since I’m busy but word is this is coming to ps5EXCLUSIVE: DOOM: The Dark Ages to be Revealed at Xbox Games Showcase
Insider Gaming understands that the next DOOM called called 'DOOM: The Dark Ages' will be revealed at the Xbox Games Showcase.
I wouldn't be surprised. Hopefully keyboard and mouse support is included on consoles this time, Eternal would've greatly benefited from that
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I was watching Disney+ and Netflix and streaming a tv show episode from my computer to my Xbox around the time of your post, I didn't notice anything.
Apps were somewhat working but games were not launching. Not even offline games. Apparently you can set your console settings to “Home Console” to work around this always online feature. Didn’t know that.I was watching Disney+ and Netflix and streaming a tv show episode from my computer to my Xbox around the time of your post, I didn't notice anything.
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Doom and more Indiana Jones are mostly what I'm looking forward to, as those are the primary studios MS owns whose games I have enjoyed the most. I would really love to hear what Double Fine has in the works. Psychonauts 2 in my opinion is the best game MS has published this generation (Forza Horizon isn't really my thing, Infinite campaign was fun, but nothing groundbreaking, and Starfield didn't hook me but I'll probably try it again soon). I would like to hear more on Outer Worlds 2 since I enjoyed the first one but I assume anything related to that is on the back burner until Avowed is out, but they announced it like 3 years ago.Report: Microsoft Will Debut Handheld Xbox Hardware At Its Games Showcase
Xbox is always telling us it wants us to play Xbox games anywhere, and that might about to be very literal.
Showcase should have some interesting stuff. Dates for Avowed and Ara, Doom reveal, a look at Shattered Space, likely an Oblivion/Fallout 3 reveal and hopefully an update on Clockwork Revolution.
Third party wise, Sega will probably have something there.
