ServiceIT: Microcontroller DLC

This week got off to a rocky start for Xbox, as a server outage saw players across the world unable to sign in, make purchases, or access their games for several hours. Those issues have since been fixed, and in a candid post online, Xbox Chief Technology Officer Scott Van Vliet spoke about what exactly happened to the Xbox network, how it was fixed, and what Microsoft will be doing to enhance its response times in the future. As Vliet explained, a licensing service that operates outside of Xbox began to fail, leading to the various problems that impacted not only the console's user base, but

Valve's European logistics partner was hit with a data breach, and the company has warned customers to look out for scam emails.

I'm sure they'll be glad to hear it.

Following the launch of every new console comes a deluge of third-party controllers looking to make a splash. Often times, these controllers are less expensive than the standard first-party options, making them particularly appealing if you have children in the house and need some extras on hand. Officially licensed controllers make a great addition to any collection, as they feature popular characters and unique designs.For Pokémon fans, there are currently only a few controllers designed exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2, but expect that number to grow significantly in the coming years with