Microsoft’s Project Helix hybrid aims to run Xbox and PC games natively with a dedicated NPU, with dev kits due early 2027.

There's still a lot we don't know about Xbox's next-gen Project Helix console, but we do know that it'll support both console ...

Want your game to run natively on the next-gen Xbox console Project Helix? Microsoft says you should be developing for Xbox ...

Just days after the retirement of Head of Microsoft Gaming Phil Spencer, the resignation of now-former Xbox president Sarah Bond, and the appointment of the new head of Xbox, Asha Sharma, Xbox has ...

Microsoft has confirmed that there will be a new Xbox, dismissing speculation that the console family launched in 2001 may have reached its end. But will the next device resemble the console as we ...

What a five years it’s been for Xbox. The Xbox Series consoles’ lifespan has seen Microsoft’s gaming ambitions shot into the stratosphere by the $67.9 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard. At ...

Microsoft Gaming’s new Asha Sharma recently confirmed that the company is already working on its next-generation console, which is currently being called internally as ‘Project Helix’. Yes, all the ...

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TL;DR: Microsoft's next-generation Xbox, codenamed Project Helix, will support both Xbox and PC games, emphasizing high performance and seamless gaming across devices. Xbox's new CEO, Asha Sharma, ...

Microsoft has a name — or at least a code name — for the next-generation Xbox console: Project Helix. The working title for the company's Xbox Series X successor was announced Thursday by newly ...

It seems like all the internet can talk about right now is Xbox Project Helix, the upcoming console destined to set the gaming world ablaze, although perhaps not in a good way. Rumors are snowballing ...

After the sudden retirement of Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer, not to mention last year’s announcement of proprietary Xbox games coming to other consoles, many pundits thought for sure we’d seen ...