Forza Horizon 5 – releasing 29th April as previously announced – will play best on PS5 Pro, as Xbox Game Studios pledges full support for Sony’s supercharged system.

More “long-standing, flagship” Xbox franchises will release on PS5, according to first-party boss Craig Duncan, who was speaking as part of an official podcast earlier this week. During the broadcast,

If Microsoft succeeds, Game Pass could come to Sony's PlayStation and give players a way to play Xbox's games on rival platforms for the first time.

Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida has commented on Microsoft's relatively new strategy whereby it launches some of its first-party games on rival platforms, including PS5. For Microsoft, this is about making money and bringing its games to more people. It's also a win for PS5 owners, according to Yoshida.

The co-creator of the original Xbox console, Seamus Blackley, said VR still doesn't have a "killer app" yet and that's

So, sure, GamePass is reasonably successful for what it is — but it definitely hasn’t changed the world like Netflix did to Hollywood. People are still mostly buying new games, sometimes even still on a disc from Best Buy or Walmart. Streaming a game to your phone or TV over the cloud remains pretty niche.

One of the most anticipated games of the year is now available to pre-order. Golf fans are excited to play as their favorite players, including Max Homa, Matt Fitzpatrick, Tiger Woods and others, to win the PGA Tour for themselves — especially since there was no PGA Tour 2K24 in 2024.

It's 2025, what is the situation with Xbox vs PlayStation? Well, since Microsoft doesn't care about hardware anymore, is it even a battle?

Players are still very much focused on a handful of live-service games, as over 70 percent of PS5 and Xbox Series X/S

It has lead to Xbox boss Phil Spencer finally admitting defeat – of sorts. He has given up on trying to convert PlayStation fans and has effectively conceded the decades-long console war.

With Microsoft promising another huge leap in technology for the next gen Xbox, the creator of the original console argues chasing stronger hardware is the wrong move.