While the Xbox Series X and Series S may appear to be tooled more for gaming with a controller, it isn’t lacking in ways for you to play in the way that makes you most comfortable. Case in point: You ...

If you really don't like playing on a controller and you haven't heard of this yet, then keep reading. A staff member plays on Microsoft's Xbox Series X gaming console at a flagship store of SK ...

If you are a console gamer and you enjoy playing The Sims 4, you perhaps would like to play the game in its intended way– with a mouse and a keyboard. If you are interested in hooking these ...

The Sims 4 is available on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, but until recently, players were stuck using traditional controllers instead of the mouse and keyboard setup used by the PC version. The ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. We all knew that mouse and keyboard support was coming to Xbox One X, but now we've got a few ...

For a long time now, Microsoft has said the Xbox One will add support for keyboard and mouse...eventually. Now, Xbox director Mike Ybarra has confirmed that this is still coming, and in fact, we might ...

But it'll be up to developers on whether they choose to offer keyboard and mouse input for their games. Microsoft is going to first test the feature on the game Warframe in the coming weeks through ...

Soon, players will be able to play their favorite Xbox games with a keyboard and a mouse. At least this is what this latest Xbox rumor suggests. In the latest Xbox app update, the hit console seems to ...

If you've been waiting for keyboard and mouse support to come to the Xbox, there's some (possibly) good news on that front. According to Windows Central, Microsoft and Razer may be working together to ...

Ever since Microsoft launched the Xbox One, it’s been making noises about bringing the console and PC closer together—including adding mouse and keyboard support to supplement the Xbox One controller.

At E3 2017, developer Mojang shared plans to bring the various different Minecraft communities across consoles, PC, and mobile devices under one umbrella in the form of the “Better Together” update.