Do Son Microsoft fixes the frustrating Windows 11 mouse stutter and cursor drift issues in games with the new KB5127648 update for versions 24H2, 25H2, and 26H2.
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Microsoft’s new "Xbox Mode" brings a full-screen, controller-first console experience to all Windows 11 PCs this April. Say goodbye to shader stutter in 2026.
Steam is now native 64-bit on Windows. Valve confirms that 32-bit Windows 10 users will stop receiving all updates and security fixes on January 1, 2026.
Microsoft published a guide outlining recommended Windows 11 gaming PC specs from entry-level 1080p to high-end 4K, emphasizing NVMe SSDs for DirectStorage.
Valve rolls out a major redesign of the Steam Store pages to all users, introducing a wider 1200px layout, "Theater Mode" for trailers, and higher-resolution images.
Google Play Games is getting a new AI assistant, Play Games Sidekick, powered by Gemini Live to provide real-time help and tips for Android gamers.
Microsoft is launching Gaming Copilot, an AI assistant that provides in-game help, account support, and recommendations on Windows and the Xbox mobile app.
Steam is ending support for 32-bit Windows 10 on January 1, 2026. The move affects a small user base and is a result of evolving tech standards.
Microsoft is now enabling native game downloads on Windows on Arm PCs via the Xbox app, a major step toward expanding the gaming ecosystem.
Epic Games has finally brought Easy Anti-Cheat to Windows 11 Arm, a move that will make many popular games, including Fortnite, playable on the platform.
A new Xbox app beta for PC allows users to aggregate games from Xbox, Steam, and Battle.net into a single library, streamlining PC and handheld gaming experience.