Amid the official statements and many tweets that followed one of the biggest shakeups ever at Xbox, one of its creators believes Microsoft’s true plan is to bring its gaming business to an end.

Seamus Blackley co-created Xbox at Microsoft, bringing to life Microsoft’s console hardware in 2001 before leaving just a year later. He has watched his former company hit the headlines as Phil Spencer and would-be successor Sarah Bond announced their exit. And in a new interview, he revealed what he believes to be new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma's actual mission — which sounds like nothing good for Xbox fans.

Speaking to GamesBeat, Blackley said that Xbox is not a core part of Microsoft’s all-encompassing AI push, and so “is being sunsetted.” Drafting in Sharma, who Blackley points out came from Microsoft’s AI team with no gaming background, is further evidence of the company’s true strategy, he claimed. “They don’t say that, but that’s what’s happening,” he went on. “I expect that the new CEO, Asha Sharma, her job is going to be as a palliative care doctor who slides Xbox gently into the night.”

Ryan Coogler’s The X-Files reboot is moving forward at Hulu with Danielle Deadwyler (Carry-On, Till) as one of its two stars.

Deadline reports the sci-fi revival from the mastermind behind last year’s Sinners has finally received a pilot order at the streamer after word of its existence emerged in 2023. In addition to gaining a co-lead in Deadwyler, the site says that See, The Copenhagen Test, and Dexter writer Jennifer Yale has been brought on as showrunner.

Here's a great opportunity to pick up a fully featured 3D printer for a supremely low price. AliExpress is currently offering the Anycubic Kobra 3 V2 3D Printer Combo - which also includes the Ace Pro multi-filament printing module - for just $199 with free delivery. You must sign in to see the $231 price drop to $199 (no coupon code is necessary). This is the first time I've seen this model sell for under $200. The exact same combo sells for $380 on Amazon.

You're buying it from Anycubic's official store on AliExpress. It ships free locally from the United States and arrives within 1 to 2 weeks. The Kobra 3 is an excellent option for any newcomer to 3D printing; it's easy to setup, it produces great 3D prints with minimal fiddling, there are plenty of mods available (that you can print yourself), all at a budget price.

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Looking for a PS5 game deal in the PlayStation Direct Store sale that’s full of action? You could do a lot worse than Stellar Blade.

Shift Up’s popular 2024 title is just $39.99 right now, a clean $10 off of its Black Friday pricing from last year. That’s a great deal, and Target is even matching it if you prefer to buy from there, netting you 43% off whichever way you slice it (get it? Because it’s a blade? Never mind).

Nowadays it's quite difficult to find an RTX 5070 Ti prebuilt for under $2,000, but not impossible. Lenovo currently has a Legion Tower 5 RTX 5070 Ti gaming PC for just $1,859.99 after you apply two stackable coupon codes "EXTRAFIVE" and "BUYMORELENOVO". It's paired with an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor and 32GB of DDR5 RAM.

Thinking of saving money by building your own DIY RTX 5070 Ti system? Think again. With the rising prices of GPUs, the RTX 5070 Ti graphics card is currently selling for at least $250 over MSRP. Other comparable options, such as the Radeon RX 9070 XT or RTX 5080, also have a steep markup.

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The ever-reliable PlayStation Plus leaker billbil-kun has revealed the headline game for March 2026.

As reported on dealabs, PGA Tour 2K25 will be available to download from March 3 to April 7 free for all PS Plus subscribers (Essential, Extra, and Premium). Expect an announcement from Sony this Wednesday, February 25.

PS Plus is a regular stomping ground for old 2K sports games (indeed previous PGA Tour games have hit PS Plus), so the addition of PGA Tour 2K25 comes as little surprise. The golf sim launched on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S, and PC in February 2025, so it hits PS Plus just over a year later. A Nintendo Switch 2 version came out earlier this month.

IGN’s PGA Tour 2K25 review returned an 8/10. We said: “PGA Tour 2K25 comes back strong, with substantial changes to how it looks and plays bringing it within striking distance of the competition.”

The rest of March’s PS Plus lineup remains under wraps for now (expect the additional games to be confirmed alongside PGA Tour 2K25 on Wednesday). You’ve got until March 3 to grab February’s games before they’re rotated out of the subscription service.

PlayStation Plus February 2026 Monthly Games Lineup

• Undisputed (PS5)
• Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown (PS4)
• Ultros (PS4, PS5)
• Subnautica: Below Zero (PS4, PS5)

While you wait, check out which game we crowned the best PlayStation game of 2025 alongside all of our other big winners of the year. And for more on what PlayStation has in store for 2026 and beyond, check out our roundup of this month's State of Play showcase.

Wesley is Director, News at IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.

Nothing posted an image of the Nothing Phone 4a on X today, showing off the upcoming clear-backed phone. The 4a has an updated rear design, including a new "Glyph Bar," an evolution of the Glyph notification lights feature on past Nothing Phones. Its one of a few teasing posts the company has published in recent days, ahead of a fuller reveal at 2:30AM PT on March 5th.

The Glyph Bar will be one of the most noticeable differences versus the Nothing Phone 3a. The company teased the new feature in a post last week, writing that it would feature nine individually-controllable squares of LED lights instead of the curved lightstrips that the phones have had in the past. The company says they'll be 40% brighter than its older a-series phones, and will feature "a more natural, neutral, bleed-free glow." Visually, the phone otherwise looks a lot like its predecessor.

For this week only, Best Buy is offering an excellent deal on the 65" LG Evo C5 4K OLED TV exclusively for My Best Buy Plus and Total members. The price drops to just $1,171.99 with membership, compared to $1,399.99 for non-members. If you don't have a membership, you're luck because also for this weekly only, Best Buy is offering 50% off its Plus membership, dropping the price to only $25 for one year. Aside from exclusive discounts, the Plus membership offers free expedited 2-day shipping on thousands of items with no minimum requirement and an extended 60-day return policy.

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Bungie has issued a warning to anything thinking of cheating in Marathon: you will be permanently banned from the game, and there are no second chances.

In a blog post, the Sony-owned studio said anyone found to be cheating in its extraction shooter will be permabanned from playing Marathon forever, “no second chances.”

However, Bungie acknowledged there may be flaws in its system, as there are in all systems, and so will have an appeals process in place to help with detection issues.

“Tau Ceti IV is a dangerous world where death is certain,” Bungie began. “That said, we want you to know your deaths are due to your own mistakes or enemy outplays — not because your run was compromised by network issues, cheaters, or the hardware hosting your connection to the world.

“No network or security model can guarantee perfection, but we are committed to protecting the Marathon competitive experience and ensuring everyone has their fair chance at exfiltrating with a backpack full of sweet loot.”

To that end, Marathon dedicated servers are “fully authoritative” on key combat and looting actions, Bungie explained, which should help prevent cheating. Meanwhile, the ‘Fog of War’ system limits the regions of a map that individual player clients have knowledge of, hopefully limiting the effectiveness of wall hacks, ESP cheats, and loot revealers “Product security is never fully solved and we’ll continue to invest in our game security systems," Bungie stressed.

On the crucial subject of client security, Bungie said it includes both user-mode and kernel-mode components, but kept things vague — deliberately. “Game security is a never-ending arms war with bad actors,” Bungie said. “This means sharing details about methodologies for protecting our games can inform those bad actors how to defeat them. With that in mind, we hope this high-level snapshot gives you an idea of how we are addressing client security.” There is no mention of Bungie employing Secure Boot (along with TPM 2.0), which is officially required to play the latest Call of Duty games and last year’s Battlefield 6 on PC.

Marathon will launch its ‘Server Slam’ event on February 26, during which all of Bungie’s security tools will be online. Bungie called on players to report cheaters if they encounter them. Marathon launches proper on March 5 across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S.

Bungie’s blog post on security comes as fellow extraction shooter Arc Raiders is embroiled with a war on cheaters itself — and developer Embark Studios has issued some strongly-worded statements of its own.

Wesley is Director, News at IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.

Embark Studios has laid out everything included in the Arc Raiders Shrouded Sky update, revealing a first look at two new Arc threats, the Surgeon Raider Deck, Dam Battleground map changes, and, yeah, you guessed it: beards.

Information about the big February update was unveiled in a blog post published on its official website. The message comes with more information about all of the new content set to be added tomorrow, February 24, and it even includes a proper trailer for the previously announced Hurricane map condition.

“Shani is blindsided by a Hurricane that engulfs the Rust Belt with ferocious speed and unrelenting force,” an official description for Shrouded Sky says. “Raiders have been caught in the howling, gnashing winds, the Tubes are at risk of flooding, and rumors quickly spread of new ARC prowling the surface among the fog.

“You are not cleared to leave in such conditions; between the low visibility, unsuitable equipment, and risk to the Tube systems, it’s just not worth the danger… but that’s just an invitation to a Raider.”

As the Hurricane blows in extra challenge for those who had just started to get comfortable with Embark’s rotating selection of Arc Raiders events, players should expect to brave more than just the weather. Two new unique Arcs, for example, can be found topside starting with Shrouded Sky: the Firefly and the Comet. The former is another drone-style enemy, but instead of firing light ammo or stun shots, this armored aerial pest spits fire from above. The latter is a ground, sphere enemy not unlike Pops and Fireballs that is said to calmly patrol the surface before smacking raiders with a “seismic boom.”

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In case you missed it, PlayStation’s Direct store is offering major discounts on first-party PlayStation titles, even offering PS5 games at less than third-party retailers.

One of the best deals we’ve spotted is Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, with Insomniac Games’ 2023 adventure seeing a 57% discount from its usual price - bringing it to $29.99.

Best Buy is offering a great deal this week on a powerful gaming laptop. From now until Saturday, you can pick up the Acer Predator Helios Neo 16s RTX 5070 Ti gaming laptop for just $1,549.99 with free delivery. Alternatively, you can upgrade to 64GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD for $1,899.99, but this deal ends today. The Helios Neo boasts a gorgeous 16" 240Hz OLED display, the most powerful Intel Core Ultra 9 HX series processor, and RTX 5070 Ti mobile graphics.

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Exciting new details have been revealed by Walt Disney World for The Magic of Disney Animation at Disney's Hollywood Studios, including that an Audio-Animatronics figure of Frozen's Olaf will lead a brand-new Animation Academy alongside pre-recorded drawing lessons from legendary Disney animators.

As detailed by the Disney Parks team, The Magic of Disney Animation is currently set to open in late summer, and this new Animation Academy experience will be one of the highlights. Much like he appeared in the short film Once Upon a Studio, Olaf will be sitting at an animator's desk and guiding you through the drawing adventure. And yes, Josh Gad has recorded new dialogue for the snowman to make the figure feel even more authentic.

Since Olaf can't quite draw all of these characters on his own, he is enlisting the help of Disney animators, directors, and story artists to help teach artists of all ages how to bring their favorite characters to life. While there sadly won't be in-person animators like at Disneyland's Animation Academy at Disney California Adventure Park, the list of artists they have lined up is very impressive. It includes;

• Mickey Mouse, with Dan Abraham, director (“Once Upon A Studio,” “Baymax!”)
• Minnie Mouse, with Hyun Min Lee, animator (“Frozen 2,” “The Princess and the Frog”)
• Donald Duck, with Austin Traylor, animator (“Once Upon A Studio,” Moana 2”)
• Genie, with Eric Goldberg, animator (“Aladdin,” “Hercules”)
• Moana, with Samantha Vilfort, story artist (“Encanto,” “Zootopia 2”)
• Stitch, with Fawn Veerasunthorn, director and head of story (“Wish,” “Raya and the Last Dragon”)
• Olaf, with Trent Correy, director (“Once Upon A Studio,” “Frozen 3”)
• Ursula, with Michael Woodside, animator (“Big Hero 6,” “Encanto”)
• Judy Hopps & Nick Wilde, with Byron Howard, director (“Zootopia,” “Zootopia 2”)

Alongside the Animation Academy experience, guests will be able to visit 'Off the Page!,' an area where fan-favorite characters will leave the screen behind and enter our world. There will be different areas that are inspired by the "real animation pipeline at Walt Disney Animation Studios," and guests will be able to meet and greet with specific characters like Mulan in Story, Rapunzel in Layout, Chip n' Dale in Hand-Drawn Animation, Donald & Daisy in CG Animation, Goofy in Lighting, and Stitch in Effects.

There will also be an Enchanted Art Gallery that will feature tons of gorgeous Disney artwork that just may come alive with new animations created for this experience. To end, guests will enter the Once Upon a Studio Theater to enjoy the short film of the same name, and there may even be characters appearing within the artwork along the theater walls to make everything even more immersive.

As previously revealed, The Magic of Disney Animation will also include an Alice in Wonderland-themed playground called 'Drawn to Wonderland," and the main experience will take place in a building modeled after the real Roy E. Disney Animation Building in California, complete with Mickey's iconic Sorcerer Hat on top!

Lastly, there will be an outdoor courtyard of sorts where families will be able to "play, relax, or snack on tasty treats under lush trees."

All in all, this should be a wonderful nostalgia play for Walt Disney World, and you can check what else they have in store for 2026 and beyond right here!

You can also read all about the next-generation robotic figure of Olaf that will soon appear at World of Frozen at Disneyland Paris and Hong Kong Disneyland!

Adam Bankhurst is a writer for IGN. You can follow him on X/Twitter @AdamBankhurst, Instagram, and TikTok, and listen to his show, Talking Disney Magic.

Steam Next Fest is back with a new batch of demos, livestreams, and spotlights on several upcoming games from indie developers. And as has become tradition, games from publishing platform indie.io are heavily featured.

There are 13 indie.io games participating, and they’re from a wide range of genres. There’s a card-based city builder (Once Upon a Kingdom), a 2D action platformer based on Mexican folklore (Dark Adelita), and a cozy gardening game where you bring plants back from the dead (Greenhearth Necromancer).

So clearly, there are lots of different gaming experiences on offer. But we decided to focus on four specific titles that you can try for yourself right now, most of which just got new updated demos as part of Steam Next Fest.

Pluto

From a dev team of two co-creators, Pluto sees you play as a less-than-heroic wizard who needs to break out of jail to attend their niece’s birthday party. It’s a roguelike deckbuilder with a unique spellcasting system where elemental sigils are connected to each of your fingers. Your deck is made up of spells that use different combinations of these sigils, and some spells can share sigils, meaning it’s possible for spells to overlap and combine.

So building your deck isn’t just about stacking the most powerful cards, it’s about experimenting with several different cards and finding ones that synergize well together and let you pull off gradually more complicated interactions. You’ll need them to take out the monstrosities you face as you race against the clock to get out of jail in time. Pluto recently announced it will be fully released on March 9, and it got a brand-new demo as part of Steam Next Fest, which you can download for free here.

Esports Manager 2026

As you could hopefully guess from the name, Esports Manager 2026 is a strategy-sim game where you lead an esports team and control its day-to-day operations. That means managing all facets of the team: talent acquisition, team finances, player morale, tournament performance, brand growth, leadership structure, everything.

You can scout and recruit real-life players, and you’ll need to consider market dynamics to figure out the right time to add them to your team. You’ll design training programs to help them grow, hire a staff to support them, and chat with them to make sure they’re happy and their goals are being met. Then take them into Simulation mode, where you’ll take part in esports tournaments and control your team’s tactics as you try to establish yourself as the team to beat. Esports Manager 2026 also has a brand-new free demo included in Steam Next Fest, which you can download here.

SoulQuest

Inspired by Celtic mythology and Arthurian legends, SoulQuest has you take up the sword of Alys, a woman whose husband’s soul has been taken by the gods. She’s not a fan of that and will hack and slash her way through hordes of divine servants and the gods themselves to get him back.

Combat is fast-paced and has you combine sword attacks, magic, and ultimate abilities to unleash your wrath. It’s a system designed to be easy to pick up and play quickly, but difficult to truly master. You can string certain attacks into jump strikes, allowing you to juggle enemies in the air and pull off long combos. There are also secrets to discover, using basic platforming or Alys’s ability to slide down vertical surfaces and jump off them.

Like the previous two entries on this list, SoulQuest also dropped a new demo as part of Next Fest. It adds a new zone with new enemies and the game’s first god boss fight against the pagan deity Cernunnos. It also adds a new secret mission that wasn’t possible to find before. To try it yourself, you can download the demo here.

City States: Medieval

We finish off this list with a medieval city builder from Reverie World Studios, developers of the Kingdom Wars series. In City States: Medieval, a continent lies divided, and you lead a city state as it vies for power, wealth, and status while surrounded by powerful kingdoms. You’ll be charged with leading your city state to prominence by building up trade routes across the known world, improving your economy, and protecting your land from your greedy neighbors.

Your city will also have a legendary hero to help lead it, one whose skills will develop as time goes on, expanding your options for supporting the city. They can do things like defend the city, boost construction and city growth speed, or be sent to foreign courts to engage in political intrigue. You only have one hero, though, so you need to think through how best to use them. If you keep them at home, growth opportunities could pass you by. But if you send them on expeditions, your city’s defenses will suffer. And foreign invaders will try to besiege you. You’ll need to use a combination of real-time strategy combat and tower defense mechanics to push them back and prevent your city from falling. To get a taste of these strategic possibilities, you can try the demo here.

Sonic the Hedgehog and his friends are about to face the biggest threat of their lives, literally. IGN can exclusively reveal Sonic the Hedgehog X Godzilla, a new crossover miniseries that sees Godzilla dragged into Sonic's world. He's fast, but can Sonic do anything to stop this massive kaiju from rampaging through the Green Hill Zone? We're about to find out.

Sonic the Hedgehog X Godzilla is written by Nick Marino (Godzilla Rivals) and drawn by Jack Lawrence (Sonic the Hedgehog), with colors by Reggie Graham. Check out an exclusive preview of the cover art to issue #1 in the slideshow gallery below, and then keep reading to learn more about the series from Marino and the editorial team.

Sonic and Godzilla are easily two of IDW's biggest licensed properties, especially with IDW redoubling its focus on the Godzilla line over the past year. In that sense, it's not surprising that the publisher would seek to bring the two together, and IDW Sonic Editorial reveals that they've been looking for ways to make that happen for some time now.

"IDW is constantly brainstorming new potential crossovers, and we’ve always been especially excited about the possibility of bringing these two iconic licenses together," Sonic Editorial tells IGN. "This crossover in particular is also one that fans have been asking us for loud and clear for years, so it’s been high up on the list to try to make happen. Who wouldn’t want to see the Blue Blur vs the King of the Monsters, after all? So this idea has actually been on the IDW team’s radar for a very long time, but it wasn’t until the last year or so that all the pieces fell into place and we could get to work on it! We’re lucky to have such a great creative team to bring this story to life, and of course, this crossover would not have been possible without a tremendous amount of support from Sega and Toho!"

As mentioned above, Marino is no stranger to the Godzilla franchise, having previously penned the series Godzilla Rivals. But that was a very different type of Godzilla story, and Marino explains what makes Sonix X Godzilla such a unique writing experience.

"The main difference between writing Godzilla and writing Sonic X Godzilla? HUMANS! Aside from Dr. Eggman (who, let's be real, is a very specific kind of human), SxG is populated solely by talking animals, kaiju, and robots," Marino says. "My previous Godzilla work was set in Pittsburgh along my old pizza delivery route. The conflict in that story was all about how the kaiju disrupted human life in that very real city, and my own human experience informed the narrative. SxG takes the Toho monsters to Sonic's world, a place where sassy technicolor animals move at blinding speeds. What does a pink hedgehog with a giant mallet think when she sees an enormous flying insectoid beast the size of a city block? That's a totally different kind of writing challenge."

We were also curious what Godzilla movies or Sonic projects Marino drew inspiration from for this project. Suffice it to say, Sonic Adventure fans will be pleased.

"Sonic Adventure became a huge inspiration on this project somewhere in the second-ish year of development (it's been a long ride!)," Marino says. "When you're dealing with giant monsters, you have to think on a bigger scale, and Station Square provided an incredible canvas for us to splatter with destruction and mayhem. My collaborators, Jack Lawrence and Reggie Graham, have risen to the challenge, depicting that special city with jaw-dropping detail.

Microsoft's divisive 'This is an Xbox' marketing campaign was disliked by many employees, a new report has claimed.

The advertising — which claimed that phones, tablets and smart TVs now all counted as "an Xbox" too — effectively told consumers that you no longer needed to buy an Xbox console to play Xbox games.

While technically true in some respects, it was a bold move from a company badly struggling to compete in the console space — and a rather remarkable stance to take considering Microsoft's established commitment to building and selling yet another generation of Xbox consoles in the future, possibly as soon as 2027.

Now, a new report published by The Verge has labelled this campaign as having "offended many Xbox employees internally", and tied it to the wider "Xbox everywhere" strategy being pushed by now-former Xbox exec Sarah Bond.

Last week, IGN exclusively broke the news that Bond had resigned her position as CEO of Xbox, despite once having been expected to Phil Spencer as Microsoft's ultimate gaming boss (a role that has now gone to gaming newcomer Asha Sharma instead).

The Verge's report links Bond closely to Xbox's marketing efforts last year following the departures of other senior employees, and suggests she was invested in the move to broaden the Xbox brand away from the perception that it was solely console-based. The report also notes the fact that Bond personally announced the Xbox mobile gaming store in July 2024 — a project that would have helped this multi-device Xbox push to become more realized, had it not been continually delayed.

Finally, citing sources among Xbox employees past and present, the report paints a negative picture of Bond's relationship to other Xbox staff.

IGN previously noted that Bond's departure was only officially referenced by Spencer in his own leaving statement. Other statements issued at the time by Sharma, Microsoft boss Satya Nadella, and Xbox studios boss Matt Booty, all made no mention of Bond or her departure whatsoever.

IGN has much more on Sharma's arrival and the departure of Phil Spencer including the many farewells to him from veteran developers, Spencer's personal words to the Xbox community following his departure, and Sharma's own responses to initial concerns around her recent AI work and lack of gaming industry job experience.

Tom Phillips is IGN's News Editor. You can reach Tom at tom_phillips@ign.com or find him on Bluesky @tomphillipseg.bsky.social

PS Direct has just dropped an exciting variety of deals on PlayStation games, accessories, and more, and it looks like Amazon is joining in on the fun, too. The retailer is currently offering an excellent deal on the fantastic PS5-exclusive game Astro Bot, dropping it down to just $32.99 (see it here).

This is 45% off its full list price of $59.99, but more importantly, it appears to be the lowest price it's hit at Amazon so far, according to price tracker camelcamelcamel. Previously we saw it drop down to $39.97 back at the start of January, so this is a great chance to add it to your library for even less. It's one that's definitely worth the investment, too.

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