Cooperative puzzle adventure game Pode is now available for Xbox Series and Xbox One via Microsoft Store for $24.99, developer Henchman & Goon announced.

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Microsoft says devs can now get a working Xbox development setup in about 30 minutes, alongside new free tools designed to support cross platform development.

The Xbox Backwards Compatibility Program is set to return this year, and there's a good chance it includes original Xbox and Xbox 360 games coming to PC.

Microsoft committed to shipping its next-gen console to developers in 2027, and listed several of its features. They should look familiar to PC gamers.

An official emulator from Microsoft could be in the works, allowing original Xbox and Xbox 360 games to run on PCs.

Microsoft Gaming's VP of Next Generation Jason Ronalds has announced that Xbox's backwards compatibility program is coming back.