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Capcom is planning several updates for Dragons Dogma so that players can start a new save file if they so desire

The studio's next project is vaguely described as a return to its work before being made into a Call of Duty support dev.

A new rumor suggests Spyro and Crash developer Toys for Bob has reached an agreement with Microsoft for their first title as indie studio.

Qualcomm says Windows games should work on its anticipated Arm laptops, x86 emulation and gaming should run perfectly on these devices without porting.

The CEO attributed that stocks have skyrocketed because of the interest cuts, which have attracted customers to spend rather than save.

There's further evidence to suggest Microsoft is developing an Xbox handheld, with the Nintendo Switch apparently a major inspiration.

According to Windows Central managing editor Jez Corden, Microsoft (MSFT) is working on an Xbox handheld prototype. "I know that they have got handheld prototypes right now," Corden said on the show, the Xbox Two Podcast.

The DOJ claims Microsoft heavily contributed to the iPods success, especially after a cross platform version of the iPod and iTunes shipped for Windows.

Palworlds success has led to record-breaking engagement for Xbox as January 2024 becomes the consoles best month ever for play time.

Final Fantasy XVIs developers discuss plans on possibly bringing the game to other platforms after releasing the PC port.