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Avatar Legends Delayed On Xbox Just Moments Before Launch
Due to ‘unforeseen circumstances’. In a bizarre last minute decision, the developers behind Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game have been “forced to delay” the Xbox version until sometime before September 3. The announcement came via the game’s official Twitter/X account in the early hours of July 23, just hours before launch. Addressing the Xbox community,…
Last Chance To Bag A Bargain: Xbox Summer Sale 2026 Ends Tomorrow
Make the most of some MASSIVE discounts. The Xbox Ultimate Game Sale 2026 has been in full swing for the past couple of weeks, offering discounts of up to 95% across a whopping 2,000+ games. However, this year’s massive sale is coming to an end late on Wednesday July 29, in other words, tomorrow! So,…
Xbox Introduces Free Game Streaming With Ads, Outlines Five Principles They'll Adhere To
Rolling out now as a “test” for Xbox Insiders. There have been rumours for a while now that Xbox might be planning to introduce a form of ad-supported tier for Xbox Cloud Gaming, and they’ve now announced that they’re introducing the idea as a “test” with Xbox Insiders. Basically, the way it works is that…
Mobile Puzzle Games Hit $4.9B in H1 2026: Match-3 & Merge Trends
Merge-Style Games Emerge as a Fast-Growing Secondary Engine Meanwhile, merge games emerged as a powerful secondary growth engine and the fastest-growing among the big genres. Merge games made $1.3B in H1 2026, shooting up 74% year-over-year as downloads grew by 24%. AppMagic noted that monetization is the greatest strength of this segment, with player spending…
Xbox Achieves Its Biggest Month For US Console Sales In 2026 So Far
“Units up 86% vs last June, avg price up as well”. Although everyone’s a bit doom and gloom about the price of Xbox Series consoles following an increase announcement in late June, it turns out that last month was the best month of 2026 for Xbox console sales in the US. Mat Piscatella of Circana…
Google is letting terrible ads ruin Android’s free app ecosystem
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Remember the early days of Android? It felt like the Wild West in the best way possible. You could hop onto the Play Store, type in a random app or game you wanted — like a flashlight, a simple unit converter, or a quirky indie puzzle game — and download…