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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle from Machine Games and Bethesda is a PC and Xbox exclusive, and there's a good chance it will support FSR on both.

Bethesda's Starfield and Indiana Jones are not among the four first-party Xbox games coming to PlayStation or Nintendo Switch, Phil Spencer confirms.

MachineGames new Indiana Jones and the Great Circle video game will apparently be exclusive to Xbox and PC, will not release on PlayStation consoles.

MachineGames new Indiana Jones and the Great Circle game will star Harrison Ford, is first-person and takes place between Raiders and The Last Crusade.

After 15 years, Indiana Jones is back with what's promised to be the final entry in the series. So what's our verdict? Here's Ben's take.

MachineGames' new Indiana Jones game was originally a multi-platform game, but has now become an Xbox exclusive after Microsoft's acquisition at ZeniMax.

MachineGames is hiring a monetization designer who will help build a new game from the ground up with live economies in mind.

4K can't save the weakest entry in the Indiana Jones saga, but the upgrades certainly don't hurt either. Let's take a look.

The third Indiana Jones film, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, in 4K Blu-ray is worth considering. Let's take a look at it.

The uneven, but entertaining sequel Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom stuns in a brilliant 4K Blu-ray remaster. Let's explore.

Steven Spielberg's iconic action hero Raiders of the Lost Ark makes its 4K debut in a stunning Blu-ray remaster. Join us.

Microsoft officially confirms a few future Bethesda games will be exclusive to Xbox and PC as it formally acquires ZeniMax Media.

The real question is will it be better or worse for it?

An animated TV show would be the perfect vehicle to continue the 'Indiana Jones' story.

Harrison Ford to don the trademark bull whip and fedora again in 2019.

Director declares that the role won't be recast in the future.

Disney intent on bringing the Lucas/Spielberg franchise back to life.

Disney now owns Lucasfilm, plan to make more Star Wars movies.

"You call this archaeology?"

"You call him Dr. Jones!"

"An army which carries the Ark before it... is invincible."