Updated Xbox Console Prices(news.xbox.com)
16 points by 0xedb | 6 comments
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Xemu: Original Xbox Emulator(xemu.app)
129 points by InitEnabler | 35 comments
Minecraft removing obfuscation in Java Edition(minecraft.net)
944 points by SteveHawk27 | 405 comments
Official Minecraft news article announcing that Mojang is removing code obfuscation from Minecraft: Java Edition.
Aztec monks with 1/55 HP no longer die when picking up or dropping a relic(reddit.com)
459 points by danso | 175 comments
A Reddit r/Games comment thread on the Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition update 81058 post, highlighting a fix for Aztec monks dying when handling relics.
An update on Twitch in Korea(blog.twitch.tv)
155 points by zeroCalories | 128 comments
The Twitch DJ Program(blog.twitch.tv)
40 points by maxbaines | 38 comments
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Xbox continues its “reset” with dramatic restructuring(arstechnica.com)
32 points by dgrin91 | 29 comments
Ars Technica article on Xbox's internal restructuring, including Activision taking over Halo and Obsidian moving under Bethesda.
Xbox Turns Down Netflix $500M Offer(darkhorizons.com)
74 points by xoxxala | 93 comments
News article reporting that Microsoft declined a $500 million, seven-year Netflix offer to adapt Xbox game franchises into shows and films.
Xbox goes down. You can't play games you own on disc(birchtree.me)
669 points by surprisetalk | 703 comments
Birchtree blog link post commenting on an extended Xbox outage that blocked players from launching even disc-based games, raising game ownership concerns.
It took me nine years to hack my Xbox 360(kennedn.com)
155 points by kennedn | 42 comments
A personal blog post recounting the author's years-long effort to hack an Xbox 360 using a Matrix CoolRunner Rev D glitcher modchip.
Microsoft will switch off Recall by default after security backlash(wired.com)
444 points by georgehill | 397 comments
Wired article reporting that Microsoft will make its AI Recall screen-recording feature opt-in and add privacy protections after security criticism.
Microsoft quietly supported legislation to make it easier to fix devices(grist.org)
500 points by toomuchtodo | 275 comments
Grist article reporting that Microsoft quietly supported right-to-repair legislation and explaining why that matters for device repairability.