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Halo: The Master Chief Collection One of the most ambitious projects in Xbox history, Halo: The Master Chief Collection bundled Halo, Halo 2, Halo 3, and Halo 4 together on Xbox One, with the full remake treatment for the second game and unified multiplayer across all four entries. But with that ambition came a price: The game’s competitive mode was notoriously unstable and occasionally unplayable at launch. 343 Industries could have improved this and called it a day, but the studio had bigger plans. … [Read more...] about The best video games that got second chances through updates

Shadow doesn’t feature any marketable exclusive features like this, but it does allow for you to stream simultaneously on more than one device, and its low connection speed requirements make it easier to play games at high settings. For the subscription price, you also don’t have to ever upgrade your system, but will still be able to experience high-end gaming. Because it’s designed for PC games but supports a variety of other devices, it also means you don’t have to own a PC at all but can still grab games on sale when they’re available. Only have a Mac but see a limited-time free game offer at an online store? Now you can snag it and still make the most of it. … [Read more...] about Google Stadia vs. Shadow

Use your Xbox as a streaming server We knew that Microsoft would have news on Project xCloud during its E3 press conference, but we didn’t anticipate just how much freedom it would give players. Soon, anyone with an Xbox console and a game collection will be able to use their system as a game server, with the ability to stream to their mobile device when they’re not home. This can be done without paying a subscription fee, and every single game you own on your Xbox will be available to stream. It’s similar to how Remote Play works on PlayStation 4, but it’s better late than never! … [Read more...] about The biggest surprises from E3 2019

The Founders tier is the only paid subscription option. It’s $4.99 per month for now, with prices set to rise at some point in the future. Nvidia hasn’t said where the price will land, but I think it’s safe to speculate Nvidia will charge between $7.99 to $9.99 each month. Founders have priority login times, nearly unlimited session length (six hours, according to Nvidia), and can turn RTX ray-tracing on in games that support the feature. … [Read more...] about Nvidia GeForce Now in-depth review: The green team puts Google on notice