Microsoft has launched a new version of its Xbox app that unifies gaming across Windows PCs and handheld devices. The company has announced that the update not only brings all your games together, but will also pull every storefront,

Xbox Game Pass subscribers can mark their calendars for the eight day one games confirmed to be coming to the service in October 2025.

Windows handheld PC owners have found a way to get Microsoft’s new Xbox mode running early on their devices. Xbox mode frees up about 2GB of memory that can be used for gaming. You’ll launch straight into the Xbox app with your full library of PC games from Steam, Battle.net, Epic, and other storefronts.

The Share button is perhaps the best feature of them all since it lets you snap and share your gameplay —screenshots, video, whatever—without breaking stride. It’s a simple way to share with friends or easily record your best victories.

A reveal of the Tokyo Game Show 2025 lineup has sparked rumors about confirmation of an unannounced Xbox title appearing at the event on September 25. If so, it means Xbox gamers should keep their eyes peeled on the event to see what Microsoft has planned.

Running out of storage on your shiny Xbox seems like one of the most annoying issues in gaming. You spend hundreds of dollars on the console, fill it with all your go-to games and sooner rather than later you’re stuck looking at that hated “storage full” prompt.

The Gaming Copilot will be available as a widget inside the Game Bar on Windows 11, and it includes a voice mode so you can talk to the AI assistant without having to alt + tab out of a game. It will even use screenshots of a game to help answer questions, so you could ask Copilot about a boss in a game without having to describe it.