Xbox One S, Project Scorpio, and games that Play Anywhere: Everything Microsoft revealed at E3 2016

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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 13, 2016 Xbox One S, Project Scorpio, and games that Play Anywhere: Everything Microsoft revealed at E3 2016 Microsoft brought big tech to E3, with a new Xbox One S console, "Play Anywhere" functionality between Windows 10 and Xbox, and games galore. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Microsoft's Play Anywhere weaves your Windows 10 and Xbox One games together • 29% off Braun Series 9 Electric Shaver with Cleaning Center - Deal Alert • Battlefield 1 hands-on: All is not quiet on the Western Front • Quake's return, VR Fallout, and Dishonored 2: Everything Bethesda unveiled at E3 2016 • EA's E3 2016 showcase: Titanfall 2, Battlefield 1, Mass Effect Andromeda, and no big surprises • Watch: The 3 biggest game reveals from Bethesda's blockbuster E3 event • Titanfall 2 hands-on: Grappling hooks make everything better • Microsoft buys LinkedIn for $26.2 billion to expand its business products • Watch: EA brought out the big guns at E3 2016 • Here's Microsoft CEO's letter to employees about the $26 billion LinkedIn acquisition • Microsoft confirms slimmer Xbox S for August at $299 • Microsoft buys LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in cash • Facebook to users: Download Moments or say goodbye to your synced photos • 5 reasons Microsoft is buying LinkedIn, in pictures Microsoft's Play Anywhere weaves your Windows 10 and Xbox One games together With Xbox Play Anywhere, games you buy for Xbox One are available on Windows 10, and vice versa. Read More ▶ 29% off Braun Series 9 Electric Shaver with Cleaning Center - Deal Alert Braun's Series 9 shaver is described as their most efficient and comfortable shaver to date, and it's currently discounted 29% on Amazon. Read More ▶ Battlefield 1 hands-on: All is not quiet on the Western Front Battlefield 1's wild World War I action is absolutely stunning. We go hands-on. Read More ▶ Quake's return, VR Fallout, and Dishonored 2: Everything Bethesda unveiled at E3 2016 After wonderfully successful Doom and Wolfenstein reboots, Bethesda's bringing back the legendary Quake—and that was just the opener for its blockbuster E3 event. Read More ▶ EA's E3 2016 showcase: Titanfall 2, Battlefield 1, Mass Effect Andromeda, and no big surprises EA kicked off E3 with its first annual EA Play event, and it brought big guns like Titanfall 2 and Battlefield 1 along for the action. Read More ▶ Watch: The 3 biggest game reveals from Bethesda's blockbuster E3 event Quake is back, baby. Read More ▶ Titanfall 2 hands-on: Grappling hooks make everything better Prepare for Titanfall once again, but now with 100 percent more grappling hooks. We go hands-on with Titanfall 2. Read More ▶ Microsoft buys LinkedIn for $26.2 billion to expand its business products Microsoft has made a big bet on LinkedIn, announcing Monday that it will spend nearly $26.2 billion to purchase the enterprise-focused social networking and recruiting company. Read More ▶ Watch: EA brought out the big guns at E3 2016 From Battlefield 1 to Titanfall 2, EA's E3 games showcase focused on heavy hitters rather than new surprises. Read More ▶ Here's Microsoft CEO's letter to employees about the $26 billion LinkedIn acquisition Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella shares his reasoning behind Microsoft's LinkedIn acquisition. Read More ▶ Microsoft confirms slimmer Xbox S for August at $299 The Xbox S will boast more storage, support for 4K video, and even more internal storage. Read More ▶ Microsoft buys LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in cash Microsoft announced early Monday that it will acquire enterprise social network LinkedIn for approximately $26.2 billion in cash. Read More ▶ Facebook to users: Download Moments or say goodbye to your synced photos Those sure are some nice photos; it'd be a shame if something happened to them... Read More ▶ 5 reasons Microsoft is buying LinkedIn, in pictures Microsoft is making its biggest tech acquisition ever, spending $26.2 billion for enterprise-focused social networking company LinkedIn. Why did it do it? CEO Satya Nadella and LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner discussed five compelling reasons. Read More ▶

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