We've mostly been playing Minecraft Dungeons on PC and Xbox One, but is the Nintendo Switch version a worthy companion to add to the mix?
Microsoft says it isn't planning to broadly support Nintendo Switch, but why not? It definitely should. Let us count the reasons why.
What happens when you take two awesome things and mash them together? Minecraft Lego is the answer.
Do you ever take a selfie and think, man, I should print a load of these out and stick them up around the place to remind myself of how awesome I am? No? Well, even still, this photo printer is pretty rad, and it's on sale.
Need a pro microphone without breaking the bank? Blue Yeti has some good deals rolling for Black Friday / Cyber Monday.
Have you ever sat back, examined your life and thought, "wow, what I really need is an external monitor." If you're that person, I have amazing news for you.
Minecraft Earth is an upcoming AR mobile game based on the world's biggest game, Minecraft itself. Players use mobile devices to scan the world in augmented reality, creating anything and everything they're able to in the base game. Microsoft will begin rolling the game out to Android and iOS devices in October, country by country, with the aim of being global (except China) by the end...
We caught a glimpse at Microsoft's upcoming AR game "Minecraft Earth" and came away stunned.
Nomadic Audio's Speakase combines a TSA-approved travel suitcase with a high-powered Bluetooth speaker. This might be the oddest product I've reviewed ... and it's actually awesome.
It's Microsoft's affordable digital console versus Nintendo's super-charged portable. Which is a better buy?
As part of its GDC 2019 announcements, Microsoft revealed a range of new tools for developers, including Xbox Live features for games on Android and iOS.
Rumors abound that Microsoft is planning to expand its games portfolio to Nintendo Switch, and maybe other platforms. Here's why that would be a (very) smart move.
Microsoft has made no secrets about its cross-platform ambitions, and it's about to turn up the heat.
Microsoft is bringing a full-fledged Xbox Game Pass store app to mobile devices, allowing you to browse available games and trigger Xbox game installations while you're on the go.