Wow- I only saw the Kinda Funny review of Indiana Jones yesterday (where they scored it 5's and 6's) and thought it's an easy pass (since I have no nostalgia whatsoever for Indiana Jones the quality of the game would be the only reason for me to pick it up), but now when I look around basically all other reviewers seems to be loving it, so I guess I now know what I will play this weekend.

My year in review

the Steam version of Indiana Jones lets you sign into your Microsoft Account account and enable Xbox Cloud Saved Games to sync your save across the Xbox, Steam, and Windows Store versions of the game. Great to see this addition 🙏

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— Tom Warren (@tomwarren.co.uk) 6 December 2024 at 21:23

For The King II is coming to Xbox Game Pass on December 12.

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— Klobrille (@klobrille.bsky.social) 6 December 2024 at 20:33

Hunt: Showdown 1896 is coming to Xbox Game Pass on December 12.

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— Klobrille (@klobrille.bsky.social) 6 December 2024 at 20:29

New Publisher of Shenmue Inin Games has put out a survey asking if you would like to see Shenmue 3 on Switch & Xbox console

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— hazzadorgamin.bsky.social (@hazzadorgamin.bsky.social) 6 December 2024 at 17:18

Indiana Jones is a great way to end the year for Xbox. Looking forward to more first party games next year that are almost here!

Avowed, South of Midnight and Doom all in the first half would be awesome. I'm only concerned about where GTA 6 lands because that's going to boot something out but even then, I'll still have GTA 6 to play so who cares, Lol. But if Fable is delayed because it's too close to GTA 6 then I will be sad, Lol. I kind of hope now that Playground just says fuck it and launches Forza Horizon and Fable in the same year, even though I don't think it makes business sense, it'd be such a powerful statement, Playground is here and we're one of the best studios out there.

If you missed it last year, this end-of-year edition of the PC Gaming Show has a slightly different format: it presents a countdown of the 25 Most Wanted games as selected by a special panel of voters called The Council. This special group includes high-profile game developers like Brenda Romero, John Romero, David Gaider, Tanya X. Short, Soren Johnson, and Brian Fargo, as well as some of our favorite content creators—CohhCarnage, Esfand, Missmikkaa, AnnieFuchsia, DansGaming, and others—who lend their opinions to the process. Likewise, the entire PC Gamer team adds its votes to the pile.

20. Perfect Dark
8. Avowed
2. Doom The Dark Ages

Most Wanted | PC Gamer

Debating whether I even want to stay up for TGAs this year, I do so almost every year but almost every year I'm always slightly let down, it'd be a decent show if I didn't have to stay up until 3 to 4 fucking am, Lol. Plus the production choices annoyed me last year and it felt a bit like "is this really the best we have to celebrate the industry?" might just catch up on the trailers the day after.