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A credible leaker claims Microsoft's translucent green anniversary console drops on Black Friday — at the same price as the PS5 Pro.
The Mattel Brick Shop Microsoft Xbox Building Set recreates the 2001 console and Duke controller at 1:1 scale, with lights, sounds, and dioramas from Halo, Morrowind, and Psychonauts.
Supreme's Fall/Winter 2026 collection includes a gold-plated Analogue Pocket — and neither brand will say what it costs or when it drops.
Priced at $89.99 / £84.99, the cracked-asphalt controller goes on sale September 30 — with a Design Lab alternative for those who miss out.
A Reddit post — since deleted — confirmed Microsoft's long-awaited premium controller is coming in late 2026 with a rechargeable battery and a small mystery display.
The Digital Edition bundle lands at $649.99 / £569.99, with a matching DualSense and console covers sold separately — pre-orders open August 19.
Microsoft raised Xbox Series S and Series X prices across Europe and the UK on August 1 — and the increases are hard to swallow.
Lenovo is teasing a lightweight Android handheld that streams games from your PC or the cloud, with full specs promised for August.
Microsoft's multiplatform bet puts its biggest RPG reboot in direct competition with Sony's flagship franchise, one week apart on the same console.
A Full HD OLED model is under discussion for a late-2027 launch, but Nintendo is worried about piling more cost onto a console that just got $50 more expensive.
Valve has released official Windows drivers for its new living-room console, but there's a catch: installing Windows means erasing SteamOS entirely, with no dual-boot option yet.
EU battery rules are forcing Nintendo to discontinue the Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED in Europe by mid-February 2027 — right-to-repair legislation reshaping console hardware.
Two early buyers have reported permanent GPU failures on Valve's $1,049–$1,428 console — and the soldered graphics chip means warranty replacement is the only fix.
AI-driven memory shortages have pushed console prices to new highs — and buyers are walking away from the hardware while still snapping up games.
Valve's lottery system blocked bots but not determined resellers — at least one confirmed $2,800 sale hit eBay within hours of launch invites going out.
