Win an Xbox console with a controller inspired by Deadpool's... assets

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The Merc with a Mouth is back. This time, he invades your living room with a hilarious (and slightly disturbing) Xbox Series X giveaway. Forget witty banter and chimichangas, Deadpool's latest scheme involves a custom console inspired by his... well, let's just say "unique" anatomy.

Embrace the "Cheeky Controller," modelled after Deadpool's backside (because why not?). While wielding foam replicas of his katanas (Adamantium not included, sorry!), you can picture yourself slicing through enemies just like the Merc himself.

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Microsoft accelerates next-gen Xbox development, prioritizes game preservation

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An internal email from Xbox president Sarah Bond reveals Microsoft is rapidly developing its next-generation console, aiming for the "biggest technological leap ever" in a console generation. This news follows the February announcement confirming the console's existence.

While specific details about the hardware or release date remain under wraps, leaked documents suggest a potential 2028 launch. However, Microsoft's focus on development might push the release date forward.

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'Starfield' gets Xbox Play Anywhere support

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Starfield is one of the newest Xbox Series X/S exclusives that supports Xbox Play Anywhere, a feature that lets players play the game on both console and PC with a single digital purchase. This doesn’t work for Steam versions of the game, but it’s a great benefit for gamers who want more options and convenience. 

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Major Nelson says goodbye to Microsoft and Xbox after 20 years

Larry Hryb, also known as "Major Nelson," is leaving Microsoft after 20 years as one of the most prominent faces of Xbox. He has been involved in many Xbox marketing activities, from the original Xbox and Xbox Live to the Xbox 360 and beyond. He thanked the millions of gamers who have included him as part of their lives.

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