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Discord Now Allows Xbox Players to Stream Directly

Sanjay Patil, , , ,

Discord has recently revealed that it will be introducing Stream to Discord for Xbox, making it more convenient for gamers to stream their preferred console games. This development is significant as it marks the first time a console will be able to stream directly to Discord, which was previously only accessible to PC and mobile gamers. It is worth noting that Xbox has consistently been ahead of its competitor, Playstation, in terms of incorporating new Discord features. For instance, last year, Xbox users were granted the ability to connect directly…

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‘Star Wars: Jedi Survivor to be Released on PS4 and Xbox One After All’

Nitin Misra,

According to The Verge, EA has reversed its previous statement and announced during an earnings call that Star Wars: Jedi Survivor will be released on PS4 and Xbox One consoles, in addition to the latest PS5 and Xbox Series X/S consoles. Initially, the game was intended to solely utilize the advanced technology of the latest consoles. “Given the strength of this legendary franchise and community demand, our development team is committed to bringing this Jedi experience to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One,” said EA CEO Andrew Wilson. Jedi Survivor was…

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Microsoft has said that it is no longer developing games for the Xbox One—its third mainline home gaming console, first launched in 2013. Gaming 

Microsoft Ceases Xbox One Game Development

Adriana Marais, , ,

Microsoft has announced that it has ceased the development of games for the Xbox One, which was released in 2013 as its third primary home gaming console. The console underwent several hardware revisions, including the Xbox One S and the more potent Xbox One X (initially known as Project Scorpio), in an attempt to compete with the PlayStation 4. It has been almost ten years since the console’s launch. “We’ve moved to Gen 9,” Matt Booty, director of Xbox game studios, told Axios. Microsoft has said that there are no…

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