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Xbox Series X review (2024): After three years, the Xbox Series X remains the apex of the Microsoft Gaming ecosystem - Vimarsana News

Xbox Series X review (2024): After three years, the Xbox Series X remains the apex of the Microsoft Gaming ecosystem

2024 review: The Xbox Series X is a stunning piece of tech that is the culmination of everything Microsoft learned throughout its time with console gaming and tech. While the launch games lineup was s

A bug with Starfield's item system makes your game more likely to crash the longer you play it - Vimarsana News

A bug with Starfield's item system makes your game more likely to crash the longer you play it

Starfield's item system makes the game more likely to crash the more you play it, but a fix is coming.

A Starfield bug is leaving players' games more likely to crash if they don't activate New Game Plus - Vimarsana News

A Starfield bug is leaving players' games more likely to crash if they don't activate New Game Plus

Starfield has a bug where, the longer someone plays without activating its 'New Game Plus' mode, the more frequently the RPG crashes.As PC Gamer reports, various modders are attempting to br

Pour one out for Starfield's 'pet rock' bug, now patched thanks to a new update - Vimarsana News

Pour one out for Starfield's 'pet rock' bug, now patched thanks to a new update

A new Starfield update has patched out on of the game's most common — and funniest — glitches.

Microsoft Employees Losing Free Game Pass Benefit Next Year - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Employees Losing Free Game Pass Benefit Next Year

The subscription service that provides access to Starfield and Halo will no longer be provided free of charge

Source: kotaku.com