For lots of avid gamers this holiday season, there will be Indiana Jones - and then everybody else. Microsoft's gaming division, after spending billions on developers and publishers over the last ...

Xbox exclusive Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is due to launch for PS5 sometime in "Spring 2025". As we enter the season, we still don't have a concrete release date, but a new ESRB rating hints ...

Gamescom’s penultimate reveal was the release window for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle for PS5. It further solidifies Xbox‘s move to bringing its first party titles to other platforms. While ...

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In 2021, Bethesda and MachineGames announced a new game starring Indiana Jones. Details surrounding the game have been minimal since the announcement, though we do know that it will be exclusive to ...

“Indiana Jones and the Great Circle” has received a release date for Xbox with plans to launch on PlayStation 5 next year. Xbox announced out of video game convention Gamescom on Tuesday that the ...

In a blog post and podcast today, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer made waves by confirming four Xbox exclusives will be going multi-platform. While he didn't reveal what those games would be, he did ...

Recent reports about Xbox breaking exclusivity have ignited fierce controversy among enthusiast gamers. It was believed that big tentpole Xbox exclusive games could cross over to rival platforms, ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is one of the next big Xbox games, and according to the game's creative director, it's aiming to run at 60fps ...

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For lots of avid gamers this holiday season, there will be Indiana Jones — and then everybody else. Microsoft’s gaming division, after spending billions on developers and publishers over the last ...