Xbox Cloud Gaming is about to lose the one thing that made it feel special. Starting in November, Microsoft is putting a hard stop on how much you can stream, and honestly, the numbers are a lot tighter than most people expected. Game Pass Ultimate subscribers get 15 hours a month. Premium members get […]
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Electronic Arts is about to stop being a public company after 36 years, and it’s happening faster than almost anyone expected just a month ago. As of July 30, 2026, EA confirmed in an SEC filing that every single regulatory approval needed to close its $55 billion take-private buyout has been secured. The merger
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Microsoft just admitted something it’s been dodging for years: Outlook Classic isn’t going anywhere, and neither are the millions of people who refuse to leave it. In a series of admin center notices posted throughout July 2026, Microsoft confirmed it’s pushing new Copilot capabilities directly into the old desktop client, the very app it
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Nobody expected a twelve-year-old pirate game to become Ubisoft’s biggest win of the year. Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced has sold over 3.5 million copies worldwide since its July 9 launch, and according to Ubisoft’s own Q1 fiscal 2027 report, that number already blew past what the company projected the game would sell across
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If you’ve spotted an app called OneDrive Photos sitting in your Start menu that you don’t remember installing, you’re not imagining things. Microsoft quietly pushed it out through a Windows Update or an OneDrive client update, and it comes with a feature that groups your photos by face. I’ve been following Microsoft’s photo
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Nobody expected two-decade-old shooters to become the story of the summer, but here we are. The PlayStation ports of Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 have reportedly crossed 7 million combined sales, and the timing could not be stranger. These are the same games that launched with zero remastered graphics, no
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Microsoft just handed Xbox players a genuinely useful upgrade, and it didn’t cost them a cent. Starting July 27, 2026, anyone who owns a digital copy of select Ubisoft games on Xbox console can now claim the PC version through Ubisoft Connect at no extra charge. No bundle. No upsell. Just a straight unlock.
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A single search operator was all it took. Type “site:claude.ai/share” into Google last weekend, and you’d have pulled up a long list of other people’s private conversations with Anthropic’s Claude AI: no login, no invite, and no direct link required. The Claude leak started on July 25, 2026, when a Reddit user posted
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Ubisoft just confirmed something fans have been quietly hoping for since Far Cry 6 launched back in 2021. A brand new project in the Far Cry universe, internally codenamed Kodiak, has passed its conception stage and officially entered development at Vantage Studios. And honestly, the timing couldn’t be more interesting. This isn’t just
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Fifteen million copies sold, and now a security scare nobody saw coming. Meccha Chameleon, the hide-and-seek painting game that’s been the runaway “friendslop” hit of 2026, just became the latest target of Steam Workshop malware, and the story gets messier the deeper you look. It started with something small. A few players noticed
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