The biggest voices of Xbox’s Halo franchise have been told nothing about the multiple new games in development.

Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles are bringing back a feature fans have not seen since the Xbox 360, alongside some new upgrades.

Microsoft’s Xbox Series X is the more powerful of the two latest versions of the gaming powerhouse’s consoles. The Series X has an eight-core AMD Custom Zen 2 CPU running at 3.8GHz ...

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the white all-digital Xbox Series X console, and the white 1TB Xbox Series S. The best monitors for Xbox Series X are far more than just lower-cost TV alternatives. While they're broadly cheaper ...

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Somehow Halo has the sauce again. Halo Studios has revealed their big plans for Halo Infinite for the rest of ... is the plan at the very least. That’s all they have to share for now, but ...

JPMorgan Chase launched several lawsuits in federal court on Monday accusing several businesses and individuals of check fraud after a video went viral in August, exposing a supposed glitch that ...

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The loophole, called the "infinite money glitch" by social media ... Check fraud losses in U.S. "Fraud is a crime that impacts everyone and undermines trust in the banking system.

JPMorgan Chase (JPM) reportedly has begun suing customers who allegedly acted on an "infinite free money glitch" seen on social media and stole thousands of dollars from the bank's ATMs.