Xbox is once again bringing a former exclusive to PS5, Avowed, this time just a year after its release to Game Pass.

A new report from Windows Central suggests Microsoft is developing an Xbox-branded PC that could be revealed this year. The OEM computer could use the Xbox Full Screen Experience on Windows that debuted with the Asus ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X handheld consoles in October.

Another first-party Xbox game is making the leap to PlayStation 5. This time around, Obsidian’s Avowed — one of our favorite games of last year — is crossing the great divide. The fantasy action RPG will hit Sony’s console on February 17,

Xbox Game Pass reveals new details for 5 upcoming games to the service, including one of which is adding an anniversary update and PS5 launch.

The Obsidian game, released for Xbox Series X/S and PC in 2025, will soon be available on PlayStation.

With the Xbox Developer Direct showcase around the corner and the 25th year of Xbox finally underway, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has shared a video message to fans over on LinkedIn of all places.

Game Pass certainly isn’t the first subscription service to capture a huge user base, then hike up the price. But after a chaotic year for Xbox, it’s hard not to see the confounding tier system as another symptom of Microsoft’s pivot to Microslop, brute-forcing inelegant solutions to manufactured problems.