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Xbox Exec Isn’t Freaking Out Over GTA 6 Presales

Xbox Exec Isn’t Freaking Out Over GTA 6 Presales https://ift.tt/P2BKkTb Grand Theft Auto 6 is under two months away, but the early sales numbers for the game are already starting to get out. According to a sales tracker posted by Sensor Tower , GTA 6's PlayStation 5 presales are outnumbering Xbox Series X|S a ratio of more than 3:1. However, Xbox's Chief Strategy Officer Matthew Ball has refuted a report that Microsoft is unhappy about those sales numbers. In a message posted on X , Ball wrote, "We are very happy with GTA 6 pre-orders. The title is breaking records for Xbox, we expect even more records will be broken throughout the fall, and our internal analysis shows our share of pre-orders to be matching our share of the console market." https://twitter.com/ballmatthew/status/2103210975256330501?s=46 Ball’s point about the preorders “matching [Xbox's] share of the console market” may be correct. There are considerably more PlayStation 5 consoles...

Steam's Big Picture Mode Finally Gets Steam Deck-Inspired Update https://ift.tt/EDZC5KI Steam's Big Picture Mode, introduced back in 2012 for players who pair a PC with a large screen or TV and a controller, has finally received a much-needed overhaul based on the Steam Deck's sleek user interface. As reported by Eurogamer, the new Big Picture UI is now live as part of the latest client update after four months in open beta testing. The streamlined UI boasts a new home screen with easy access to recently played titles, as well as updates on the other games in your library. The update has also done away with the previous UI's rigid segmentation between Library, Store, and Community categories, instead implementing a new universal search that will encompass all of Steam. Continue Reading at GameSpot

Steam's Big Picture Mode Finally Gets Steam Deck-Inspired Update https://ift.tt/EDZC5KI

Steam's Big Picture Mode, introduced back in 2012 for players who pair a PC with a large screen or TV and a controller, has finally received a much-needed overhaul based on the Steam Deck's sleek user interface.

As reported by Eurogamer, the new Big Picture UI is now live as part of the latest client update after four months in open beta testing. The streamlined UI boasts a new home screen with easy access to recently played titles, as well as updates on the other games in your library.

The update has also done away with the previous UI's rigid segmentation between Library, Store, and Community categories, instead implementing a new universal search that will encompass all of Steam.

Continue Reading at GameSpot

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