Any installed Xbox One games can be streamed remotely.

It’s another sign that Microsoft’s Game Pass bet is starting to pay off.

While Microsoft has been very forthcoming about how backwards compatibility is going to work with Xbox Series X, it hasn't been quite so clear in how the smaller, cheaper Series S console works in running games from prior Xbox generations. Last week, I had the chance to talk with the developers of the hardware and the news sounds very promising. Enhanced backwards compatibility features aren't just the preserve of the more expensive console - Series S has an interesting range of features too.

Next-gen is here, and it’s not going to be cheap.

Gamers are awaiting Sony’s PlayStation 5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X, though supply might be limited because of the pandemic.

We finally have the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S pricing, and it's about what you might have expected.

That was quick.

A Bloomberg report about Nintendo's plans to boost Switch production includes a brief mention of Nintendo's apparent request. Third-party developers have reportedly been asked "to make their games 4K-ready," which implies the company is at least considering a model of the console that can output at a higher resolution than Switch is currently capable of.

Ubisoft have officially confirmed that Assassin's Creed: Valhalla will run at sharp 4K resolution and 60 frames per second on Microsoft's next-gen console Xbox Series X.

Although rumors suggested a plan similar to Xbox, it seems the PS5 will only be backwards compatible with some PS4 titles.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is getting a graphical upgrade for next-generation hardware, and current owners of the game on PC, Playstation, and Xbox will get the update for free. Developers CD Projekt Red announced the news today, saying the updated game will be available on the PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, featuring a “range of visual and technical improvements.” These include faster loading times and ray tracing graphics. The upgrades will apply to the base game, says Projekt Red, as well as to both of its expansions (Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine) and all other “extra content.”

Welcome back to Next-Gen Console Watch 2020, our new show following all the news and rumors on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. This week we discuss the rumored Nintendo Switch Pro, Sony PS5 pre-orders, and the latest game announcements from gamescom: Opening Night Live.

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Nintendo has rolled out a new update for the Switch and it bumps the hybrid device up to version 10.1.0. This is the smallest update that's been released in recent months, and according to the official support patch notes, sees the return of sweet stability improvements.

The Xbox One X and Xbox One S All Digital Edition are ending production as Microsoft prioritizes next-gen console production.

As the pandemic wears on and next-gen consoles approach, the Switch's release schedule is one big question mark.

With the launch of the Xbox Series X this holiday — Microsoft’s fourth major console launch over two decades — Xbox head Phil Spencer and his team are taking a very different approach to ushering in a new generation of game devices. Unlike the more traditional hard breaks between previous Xbox generations, where customers bought a new console and a rash of new games to play on it, Microsoft’s next generational jump will be soft.

We’re now just two days away from the actual reveal of Halo Infinite. We’ve had hints, we’ve had teasers, we’ve had interviews, but we’re still short on any of the real meat: gameplay, details, anything, really. Halo Infinite is the centerpiece of Microsoft MSFT +1.1%’s show on July 23, by far the most important title for the launch of the Xbox Series X and, you could argue, the linchpin of Microsoft’s ambitious gaming strategy for the next decade or so.

Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo all want different things from the next generation -- is it really a war if everyone wins?