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A McLaren W1 supercar racing on a road in Forza Horizon 6, with a large rear wing, orange-and-black bodywork, and a mountain and forest landscape in the background.

McLaren W1 arrives in Forza Horizon 6 on September 10

Promotional artwork for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth featuring Cloud Strife and a large group of characters, including Sephiroth, Aerith, Tifa, Barret, Red XIII, Yuffie, and Zack, against a dramatic cloudy sky with the game logo on the left.

Final Fantasy VII Revelation launches in April 2027

Colorful No Man's Sky 10th anniversary artwork showing a space explorer in a white and red spacesuit standing in front of a large red planet, flanked by two robotic companions, with spaceships and floating debris in a teal nebula sky, a glowing diamond-shaped monolith to the left, and the text “10” and “No Man's Sky” at the bottom.

Sean Murray says No Man’s Sky was never just a redemption story – and 10 years on, Hello Games is still looking ahead

Wide Grand Theft Auto VI poster

The PC gaming wait for GTA VI begins now

Promotional banner for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate showcasing a lineup of popular games across multiple genres. The artwork features an anime-style character, an American football player, an adventurer in a fedora, a futuristic armored soldier, and a block-based fantasy game scene. The Xbox logo and "Game Pass Ultimate" branding are displayed prominently in the center, emphasizing access to a wide catalog of console, PC, and cloud gaming titles through a single subscription.

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate: pricing, perks, and how it all fits together

Promotional artwork for PC Game Pass featuring a collage of game characters and worlds. The image includes a red-eyed fantasy character, a tactical soldier, an adventurer wearing a fedora, and a mythological bearded figure with glowing eyes. The Xbox logo and "PC Game Pass" branding appear across the center, highlighting a diverse library of action, adventure, strategy, and role-playing games available through the subscription service.

PC Game Pass in 2026: library, limits, and the new price cut

Promotional Xbox gaming image with the slogan “Play the Way You Want” displayed in large green text at the center. Surrounding the message are multiple gaming devices, including an Xbox console and controller, a gaming handheld, a laptop, a smartphone, and a TV, all showing Xbox games and the Xbox app interface. The artwork highlights Xbox Cloud Gaming and Game Pass, emphasizing the ability to play across console, PC, handheld, mobile, and streaming devices from a single gaming ecosystem.

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Xbox Game Pass key art

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Promotional image for NVIDIA GeForce NOW cloud gaming showcasing games streamed across multiple devices. Large displays feature Pragmata and Counter-Strike 2, while laptops, a handheld gaming device, smartphone, VR headset, racing wheel, and flight simulator controls are arranged on illuminated black platforms. The dark futuristic background with NVIDIA-green wave patterns emphasizes GeForce NOW’s ability to play high-end PC games across screens and gaming hardware through cloud streaming.

What GeForce Now gets right about cloud gaming

Promotional artwork for Xbox Cloud Gaming featuring Forza Horizon 5. A red Mercedes-AMG hypercar races along a dusty coastal road in a tropical landscape, while off-road vehicles jump over rocky terrain in the background. In the foreground, the game is shown running across multiple devices, including a TV, monitor, smartphone, tablet, handheld gaming device, VR headset, and Xbox Series X console with controllers, highlighting the ability to stream and play Forza Horizon 5 across the Xbox Cloud Gaming ecosystem.

What is Xbox Cloud Gaming and how does it work?

Cloud gaming is a better option than purchasing games individually

What is cloud gaming?

Promotional banner for Xbox Game Pass featuring the Xbox logo and large “XBOX GAME PASS” text in bright green at the center. Surrounding the logo is a collage of game artwork from various genres, including action-adventure, first-person shooters, sports, fantasy RPGs, racing, skateboarding, and indie titles. The dark green and black background highlights the diverse library of games available through the Xbox Game Pass subscription service.

Xbox Game Pass explained: plans, perks, and play