Many are concerned about AI costing jobs in the game industry, but in a now-deleted social media post, Matt Turnbull suggests ...

Xbox Live users were facing major disruptions with the party chat feature. This feature, which allows friends on Xbox to communicate easily, was unavailable for several players.

The standout feature in our books is the ability to start Xbox party chats through the aforementioned sources. What this means in essence is that you'll be able to chat online when streaming via ...

Some features are still being worked on--the text chat feature for instance is listed as "coming soon," and Xbox party chat isn't yet available for Xbox Cloud Gaming on Smart TVs.

Microsoft is bringing its Xbox dashboard to the web with party chat and more Xbox Cloud Gaming is getting an updated interface with features you’d normally find on an Xbox console.

Gaming Xbox How to join Xbox party on PC and play crossplay with friends on console Joining an Xbox party on PC is a feature that has been available for a while, allowing players to chat and play ...

If your Xbox Party Chat Audio is cutting out or not working, then this article will help you to fix this issue. There can be several causes of this issue, like unstable internet connection, Xbox ...

Xbox Series X and S will now support a new noise suppression tool in the party chat that will allow players to reduce unwanted noises like -- microphone-breathing, controller clicks and even light ...

Xbox also announced another nifty feature alongside the upgrade to party chat. For some games, you'll now be able to play a cloud version straight from a captured screenshot or video clip. So if a ...

If you use party chat on your Xbox Series X|S console, you may notice fewer unwanted noises and interruptions than before. Noise suppression helps remove noises like gamepad clicks, breathing, and ...

In a blog post on Xbox Wire, the company outlined two new features hitting Xbox Series X/S today. The first is called Party Chat Noise Suppression, which does exactly what you’d think—and hope ...