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When Microsoft first unleashed Xbox Game Pass onto the gaming world, the anxious chatter from GameStop cashiers was all you needed to know: something seismic had arrived. With a flick of its strategic wrist, Microsoft offered gamers an overwhelming buffet—hundreds of titles, no box art to...

The buzz in the Windows community is palpable. In the latest Windows Insider build, dataminers have unveiled hints of a hidden “Gaming UI” mode, spurring excitement across both casual users and hardcore gamers alike. With recent teasers of an Xbox-branded handheld device from Asus and Xbox and...

If you’re a gamer who cherishes both on-the-go play and a deep, immersive gaming library, you might have already toyed with the idea of installing Windows on your Steam Deck. While Valve’s SteamOS is a cool Linux-based platform built for handheld gaming, several popular titles – and even entire...

In a bold move that gaming enthusiasts are sure to appreciate, Microsoft has recently rolled out significant improvements to the Xbox app for Windows. Tailored specifically for users of gaming handhelds, such as the popular Asus ROG Ally, these upgrades boost the user experience, making it more...

In recent discussions regarding the capabilities of gaming consoles, the emergence of devices like the Asus ROG Ally X has triggered a renewed interest in the potential of Windows 11 as a foundational platform for portable gaming. With a significant reimagining from its predecessor and a...

As of June 28, Xbox Cloud Gaming is available to all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members with Windows 10 PCs and Apple phones and tablets, via browser, across 22 countries. If you’re a member or want to become one, go to Edge, Chrome or Safari on your PC or mobile device to start playing hundreds of...

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Firstly, I'm very sorry if this is not where to post this, but recently, I've bought GTA: San Andreas on my Windows Nokia Phone. Don't remember which model, but I will check and respond if anyone needs to know. Anyways, I am not very sure if this is how it even works, but I've gotten the idea...

There's nothing quite like the Alienware Alpha. For just $500, it's a competent Windows gaming PC . But it should have been the flagship Steam Machine . The Alpha was designed to be a Linux game console with a gamepad good enough to replace a mouse and keyboard. As easy to use as PlayStation or...

With the recent news and rumors about Valve's "Steam Box" and Windows 8 new metro design, I've started thinking about a game console/media player based on the Windows 8 platform. Although controller/remote support isn't supported for navigating the Metro UI, (it should be added in a future...

The auction, posted by one kbtone25, includes a mint condition SNES console with all the hook ups, Mario Paint mouse and mousepad, Official Nintendo SNES game holder and an 18 game library which includes Secret of Mana, Killer Instinct, Donkey Kong Country 1-3, a ton of Mario games and – the...

Hi,The Title Might Seem A Bit Confusing,I Dint Know How To Come Up With A Title For My Question.I Did A Search On Google,Not Able To Find The Answer To My Question.So I Post Here And Im A New User.I Like To Play Games A Lot And Pretty Much I Have A Messed Up Operating System Installation.Windows...

I do not play games online, but it appears more games seem to require you log on before you can play. Since I really do not want this requirement, is there something that identifies such games I can see before I purchase them? For instance, I got Batman and the box said Windows Live. So when...

I was wondering, can Game Explorer detect already installed games? It detected all the new games that i installed and 2 previous installed. I was just wondering cause i have more than 10 games, that i installed before Windows 7, and they all work fine, just Game Explorer doesn't detects them...

I own the 64-bit edition of Vista Ultimate and my Games Explorer is a mess which really bugs me because I'm a big gamer and I liked the idea of having a neat central location for my games. First of all, some of my games don't appear in the Explorer at all. This is strange because two of the...