Valve could charge as much as $699 for its new Steam Machine console-like PC box, reflecting the exaggerated build costs of the current tech market.

TimeSplitters Rewind isn't actually new — it's been in development for over a decade — but it's suddenly released for free in early access on PC this week, containing a full remake of TimeSplitters 1's campaign (playable both offline and online), along with a full multiplayer suite that includes some hectic online shootouts.

Put this controller in your bag, and cloud gaming with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate goes mobile. Stream console-quality games to your phone during lunch breaks, flights, or hotel stays. The controller connects via Bluetooth to any compatible device in a matter of seconds. Latency stays low enough for fast-paced action games and competitive multiplayer.

Microsoft's Xbox Full Screen Experience (or FSE) for Windows 11 is now available to test out on laptops, PCs, and gaming handhelds.

As the Xbox brand expands to all gaming platforms, the Xbox Ally X puts its best foot forward with huge performance and a streamlined UI.

It was clear just a month ago the Xbox Ally’s software, dubbed the full screen experience, needed more time in the oven compared to Valve’s SteamOS built for handhelds. The latest update is relatively simple, though it will have large implications for the Asus and Microsoft-made handheld going forward.

With that in mind, some ROG Xbox Ally and PC owners have discovered today that a new feature has begun rolling out on the Xbox PC app that allows you to very easily understand when your game saves have been synced to the cloud. You can see some examples in the tweets below:

Microsoft is bringing the Xbox Full Screen Experience (FSE), which adds a console-like UI while navigating through your game library on a PC with a controller, to laptops, desktops, and tablets. FSE launched with the Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X, and it has so far only been available on PC handhelds.

Nick is a freelance writer from Chicago, IL, with a BA in Creative Writing from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His lifelong belief in the artistic power of video games led him to contribute to Game Rant and Screen Rant, platforms where he ...