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This month, Microsoft is celebrating its momentous 50th anniversary. To thank players for their support over the years, Microsoft has prepared a series of special benefits for players on both PC and Xbox platforms. Players can collect new dynamic backgrounds, profile themes, badges, and more, using these unique decorations to join Microsoft in celebrating its 50th anniversary and commemorating this important moment in technology and gaming. In this commemorative month, Microsoft has been making waves in the gaming world, and here's your news flash for the week.

Microsoft Xbox Game Pass: Game Lineup Update, Subscription Revenue Soars

On April 3, Microsoft revealed its Xbox Game Pass lineup for April, sparking heated discussions among players. Borderlands 3: Ultimate Edition will join Game Pass Ultimate, PC, and Standard on April 4. This edition includes the base game, all six DLCs, and all exclusive cosmetic packs—without a doubt, a massive gift for subscribers. In addition to Borderlands 3: Ultimate Edition, other titles like All You Need is Help, Still Awakening the Deep, and Wargroove 2 have also joined, offering players a wider range of choices. Notably, Rockstar Games' well-known game GTA5 will join Xbox Game Pass on April 15, with the enhanced PC version of GTA5 also arriving on PC Game Pass, supporting xCloud cloud gaming service, giving more players the opportunity to experience this 210 million-copy-selling masterpiece.



Regarding revenue, foreign media Tech4Gamers uncovered data from Microsoft Xbox department executives on LinkedIn, revealing that Xbox Game Pass generated $2 billion in revenue per year for Microsoft from 2019 to 2021. Although the data is somewhat outdated, Microsoft Xbox Game Pass subscription service continues to grow. In January this year, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella revealed that Xbox Game Pass set a new revenue record in Q4 2024, with PC Game Pass seeing a 30% increase in user base during that quarter. Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard brought a major breakthrough to Xbox, with games like Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle helping to boost its user base. However, in order to achieve its target of "100 million subscribers by 2030," Xbox Game Pass still needs to triple its current scale, meaning the road ahead remains full of challenges.


Microsoft Shows Off Quake II Tech Demo, AI Drives Game Development

On April 6, Microsoft unveiled a Quake II tech demo generated using the Muse AI model, showcasing its potential application in the gaming industry. The Muse AI model, introduced by Microsoft in February this year, supports the generation of a range of playable games. This Quake II demo can be played directly in a browser. Though there are some limitations in gameplay time, enemy behavior and interactive effects are somewhat vague, and level design is basic, the demo shows significant improvements in resolution and frame rate—from the previously shown 10 fps and 300x180 resolution to 640x360 resolution, with better frame rates.

Microsoft still positions Muse as an AI tool to assist game developers in prototype design, and the company continues to train the model, expecting to release more tech demo games in the future. Additionally, Microsoft is developing a series of "game AI assistants" to help players with in-game tips. However, technology website Lifehacker noted that while AI holds enormous potential for game development, the technology is still immature. In the Quake II experimental version, enemies appear out of thin air without attack logic, characters don't die even when health reaches zero, and the game suffers from stability issues—such as rooms turning into elevators or the loading screen freezing. At this stage, AI is better suited as a tool to enhance developers' efficiency, and game developers are still irreplaceable in the short term.



Mystery Xbox Handheld Appears in Microsoft Xbox Lab, Sparking Speculation

On April 7, NBC's Today Show accidentally captured a mysterious Xbox handheld in an interview with the Microsoft Xbox Lab, sparking speculation across the industry. The handheld was seen in Phil Spencer's office, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, and features a black design with buttons laid out like a standard Xbox controller. Two buttons are located beneath the right joystick, though their exact function remains unclear.

Previously, Windows Central journalist Jez Corden revealed that there are several Xbox handheld prototypes inside Microsoft. Phil Spencer has also publicly expressed interest in portable Xbox devices. Overseas media NoteBookCheck analyzed that the handheld caught on camera does not display any brand logos, and since all items in Spencer's office are related to Xbox, the likelihood of it being a third-party device is low. Additionally, ASUS's upcoming ROG Ally handheld is white, which differs from the black one caught on camera. Therefore, this device may not be the Microsoft-ASUS co-designed prototype code-named "Kennan." It could be an early concept model, and its exact specifications and future forms remain unknown. This discovery has sparked numerous speculations about Microsoft's future handheld plans.



Miracle Games Prepares for Nightmare Scape: Escape the Darkness Within

Miracle Games has announced that Nightmare Scape, an atmospheric adventure puzzle game, will be launching soon on the Microsoft Store. In this haunting title, players will step into the nightmare world of Bill, a young boy trapped in a dream shaped by fear and painful memories. Guided by a mysterious dream spirit, Bill must navigate dangerous environments, outsmart terrifying monsters, and search for clues to escape the dreamscape.


Throughout the journey, players will face a variety of challenging puzzles and hidden dangers. Every area is filled with secrets, requiring careful observation and strategic thinking to progress. The dream spirit will assist players by revealing hidden paths, detecting threats, and helping to overcome obstacles. As you explore deeper into the nightmare, the truth behind Bill's past will slowly come to light.

Nightmare Scape offers more than puzzle-solving—it tells a story of fear, courage, and redemption. The monsters are not just enemies but reflections of Bill's inner struggles. Only by confronting these fears can players guide Bill toward awakening and freedom. Prepare to enter a mysterious and emotional world where survival depends on both wisdom and bravery.


This month, Microsoft has brought many benefits to players in celebration of its 50th anniversary, and it's been busy in the gaming world with Game Pass updates, AI technology explorations, and the mysterious handheld device that has all eyes on it. Miracle Games' upcoming release Nightmare Scape promises players a new gaming experience. We'd love to hear from players—of the many games joining Game Pass in April, which are you most excited about? Is it Borderlands 3: Ultimate Edition or the upcoming GTA5? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments. Also, don't forget to follow Miracle Games' official account for more exciting games on the way. Stay tuned for the latest game news and don't miss out on these exciting updates!


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