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Gears of War: Reloaded, a large-scale remaster of the cult shooter, will be available for the first time not only on Xbox but also on PlayStation 5 on 26 August. But the news from European retailers was even more unexpected: physical copies of the game have been confirmed for PS5 and PC only, while the Xbox version seems to be a digital-only title.

Another Xbox console exclusive is now one less thing to worry about

Microsoft is taking a historic step: the legendary Gears of War series will be expanding beyond the Xbox ecosystem for the first time and will be available to PlayStation 5 owners. Gears of War: Reloaded, a modern remaster of the classic shooter, will launch on 26 August 2025 simultaneously on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC for $40, ushering in a new era for the franchise and its fans, as we wrote on 5 May, but now there are new interesting details about this version.

The game will launch in 4K resolution at 60FPS and with updated graphics

An adventure game set in the folklore setting of the American South has managed to attract an impressive audience

The game is out as early as the 15th of May

Gaming at $80 is the new reality

Microsoft has shared its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal 2025, and there is good news for Xbox fans: the company's gaming revenue has grown even as console revenue continues to decline. Overall, Microsoft generated $70.1 billion in revenue for Q3 and net income of $25.8 billion, representing a 13 per cent and 18 per cent year-on-year increase, respectively. This growth was largely driven by the success of the company's cloud and office services, but the gaming division also showed positive dynamics.

Microsoft's multiplatform strategy is yielding early results

This is the kind of wallpaper any DOOM fan would love to see

Perhaps the announcement will be made at Xbox Games Showcase 2025

Developers continue to actively reveal details of The Outer Worlds 2

The Deluxe edition of TES IV includes the story additions Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine

Developers from Obsidian Entertainment have let their imagination run wild

The authors have taken into account and corrected the main shortcomings of the first part