Xbox's big, bleak week

Developers react to yet more Xbox layoffs Created for selvakumarthangaraj.cinema@blogger.com | Web Version 04 July 2025 CONNECT WITH GAMESRADAR+      Upgrade Your Downtime SIGN UP ⋅   SHARE ADVERTISEMENT On the Radar Devs react with anger and concern as yet more Microsoft layoffs see huge cuts and cancellations at game studios "A giant black hole sucking everything in, and spitting out bones" Read the full response Save up to 25% with Dell Save up to 25% in Dell Summer Sale with Multiple ways to pay with Klarna and PayPal. Find out more ADVERTISEMENT Your Vote OK, let's settle this: Mario Kart World intermissions are... Good  15.79% Bad  21.06% What they are  63.15% Save up to 25% with Dell Save up to 25% in Dell Summer Sale with Multiple ways to pay with Klarna and PayPal. Find out more ADVERTISEMENT Treat Yourself (Phil Haytob) This tiny Atari console is naturally great for Pac-Man, but I use it to play one of the most cursed retro games from the '80s The Atari 400 Mini is a fantastic retro console time capsule for playing classics like Pac-Man, but it'll also help you easily try forgotten oddities. Treat yourself now What to Play Battlefield 6 has reportedly cost over $400 million to make and led to devs taking up to 9 months off due to burnout It doesn't seem to be going well Read the full story I accidentally became a god in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and it broke combat so badly that I had to nerf myself to keep things fun even on Expert mode I'll just come back to this later Read the full story Despite rumors to the contrary, Perfect Dark developer confirms the canceled game's awesome, Dishonored-riffing demo was actually real "The parkour is all real, the hacking/deception is mostly real." Read the full story 6 years too late, I bring lukewarm takes: Death Stranding rules, and we should all play more games outside of our comfort zone Opinion | Is not liking a game the worst thing in the world? Read the full story What to Watch Has the Switch 2 found its Super Mario Odyssey in Donkey Kong Bananza? Watch the preview video     Good News, Gamers A Steam Deck user with an extra thumb asked if anyone had an adapter that would fit their hand – the next day someone had 3D printed one, and then someone else 3D printed an extra thumb so we can all enjoy it Behold the power of 3D printing Get yourself a new thumb Sign Up  |    Update Profile  |    Unsubscribe Privacy Policy  |    Cookies Policy  |    Terms and Conditions CONTACT US: FEEDBACK  |    ADVERTISE © Future Publishing Limited. Reg No. 2008885 England. Quay House, The Ambury, Bath BA1 1UA.