Hollywood ne cesse d’adapter de plus en plus de jeux vidéo, mais il est rare de voir un film annoncé avant même la sortie du jeu qui l’a inspiré. C’est pourtant le cas de Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, un RPG de fantasy qui a marqué les esprits lors …

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L’article Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 : le studio annonce une adaptation en film avant même la sortie du jeu est apparu en premier sur KultureGeek.

No Man’s Sky a rejoint depuis un certain temps les promesses fastueuses de ses premières annonces : un univers tout entier visitable et remplie de planètes avec leur biologie, leur météo et leur atmosphère propre, le tout par génération procédurale. Les grosses mise à jour graphiques, les modes …

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L’article No Man’s Sky : une nouvelle extension ajoute des milliards de systèmes solaires supplémentaires ! est apparu en premier sur KultureGeek.

No Man’s Sky a rejoint depuis un certain temps les promesses fastueuses de ses premières annonces : un univers tout entier visitable et remplie de planètes avec leur biologie, leur météo et leur atmosphère propre, le tout par génération procédurale. Les grosses mise à jour graphiques, les modes …

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Avec un chiffre d’affaires de 69,6 milliards de dollars (+12% sur un an) et un bénéfice net de 24,1 milliards (+10%), Microsoft affiche une santé financière solide pour le deuxième trimestre de son année fiscale 2025 (qui correspond au quatrième trimestre de l’année 2024 dans notre calendrier). Le …

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L’article Microsoft : l’IA et le cloud dopent les résultats, mais la Xbox est en retrait est apparu en premier sur KultureGeek.

With us comfortably into 2025 now, Microsoft is looking back to last year, sharing some stats on the best-performing Xbox games across its digital storefront in 2024. From total units sold to Daily Active Users, the top 20 titles from each category have now been revealed.

Taking to its Xbox Wire Blog, Microsoft officially unveiled its Xbox Excellence Awards: “Honoring the studios behind the games you loved most in 2024.”

Across the 1000+ games released on Xbox over 2024, Microsoft revealed its top 20 titles (in no particular order) under the categories ‘Store Rating; Player Engagement; Daily Active Users and Units Sold’.

The full list of titles can be found HERE, but some of the more interesting games to have made the lists include:

Store Rating:

• The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria
• Lollipop Chainsaw RePop
• Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden
• Little Kitty, Big City

Player Engagement:

• Star Wars Outlaws
• Skull and Bones
• MLB The Show 24
• House Flipper 2

Daily Active Users:

• Dead Island 2
• Fallout 4
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Heart of Chornobyl
• Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

Units Sold:

• 7 Days to Die
• Dragon’s Dogma 2
• Star Wars Outlaws
• Phasmophobia

As mentioned, this is just a snippet of the full list of titles published in no particular order. Furthermore, it’s worth noting that the categories do have some stipulations – with Store Rating requiring at least 500 reviews; Player Engagement specifically targeting the first 6 weeks on sale and Daily Active Users counting the highest single-day figures.

Regardless, it is always interesting to get data on the performance of games across the industry – even if it is in no particular order.

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KitGuru says: What do you think of the list of games? Are you surprised by any included titles? What about any absentees? Let us know your thoughts down below.

While its unit sales were initially hampered by global shortages and other pandemic-related issues, the past few years have seen Sony selling PS5s out the wazoo – more than making up for the time lost during 2020-21. 4 years on from its launch and the PS5 is reportedly outpacing last generation’s PlayStation 4 in the US. Unfortunately, it seems the same can’t be said for the Xbox Series X|S.

As reported by industry analyst Mat Piscatella, in the 50 months since both the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S launched, US sales for Sony’s system have been outpacing that of the PS4 – currently 7% ahead of their last-gen machine (launch-aligned).

Given the fact that the PS4 went on to sell over 117 million units globally, seeing growth in this regard is nothing but good news for the console maker.

Unfortunately, despite the fact that the Xbox One generation of consoles fell far behind that of the PS4, the Series X|S has reportedly failed to even match its own previous standard, with Piscatella revealing that Series X|S is currently trailing behind the Xbox One by a not-so-insignificant 18%.

Of course, the video games market expands far beyond just the USA, but with it being one of the strongest regions for Xbox historically, this drop in sales is somewhat concerning.

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Microsoft’s Developer Direct has now come and gone, with the Xbox console maker showing off a number of its upcoming games as well as a few surprises. One game which was promised to be at the event was DOOM: The Dark Ages. Sure enough, ID Software’s upcoming FPS made an appearance with 10 minutes of new footage – as well as the game’s release date.

Sharing a 10 minute deep-dive into the upcoming DOOM: The Dark Ages, the team at ID Software highlighted many of the mechanics set to come to the threequel, including a focus on projectile-based combat and a nifty new shield.

Of course, the big news from the deep-dive was DOOM: The Dark Ages’ release date. While it did leak slightly ahead of time, the team officially confirmed that the game will arrive for PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC on the 15th of May.

It's been quite a few years since ID Software’s DOOM: Eternal, and while the changes made to its gameplay didn’t necessarily resonate with everyone, it’s cool to see the team continue to innovate on what it means to be a modern DOOM game.

KitGuru says: What did you think of the Developer Direct? What was your favourite showing? Will The Dark Ages be a day-one buy for you? Let us know down below.

Microsoft a pris l'habitude de convier les joueuses et les joueurs Xbox à une petite présentation en janvier. Quatre jeux seront au programme ce jeudi, à l'occasion d'un nouveau Xbox Developer_Direct.

L'année 2025 démarre timidement pour l'abonnement Xbox Game Pass, mais Microsoft aura de belles cartouches à dégainer ces prochains mois.

De Xbox à PlayStation en passant par la Switch, choisir son camp n’est jamais simple. D'autant plus que ces consoles ont de plus en plus de déclinaisons avec les années. Pour vous aider à y voir plus clair, Numerama a fait le tri des informations essentielles (prix, catalogues de jeux, performances…) afin de vous guider vers LA console de salon qui vous fera vibrer.