Yes the World Cup is over, but the party is really starting now with Forza Horizon 5’s Series 5 - Summer challenges. Want us to help you navigate your way through the madness? We’ve got you sorted with helpful hints, tips and tunes which will ensure you nail the weekly challenges easily.

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TheXboxHub Official Podcast Episode 118 sees Gareth, James, Paul and Neil venture to the Lands Between for a deep dive into Elden Ring. We’ll cover many aspects, ranging from the lore and difficulty, to the summoning and levelling up. Not interested in Elden Ring? Then stick around and listen to our thoughts regarding a handful of other games that may be of interest instead.

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We were wrong to dismiss the best Xbox games releasing in March 2022. There’s Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, which is unusual in the sense that it’s a full game inspired by some DLC. And that’s without mentioning a new Final Fantasy game, Elex II and some tasty indie games and sequels. Maybe Elden Ring has some competition after all.

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The 2012 release of SSX felt like a reboot for the series. But even this game is ten years old now, and the series has been left in limbo ever since. Could it be something to do with the change in direction the 2012 SSX went in?

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In the last couple of years particularly, crossplay has become a poison chalice, with cheaters becoming a huge problem for regular players.

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Alan Wake’s American Nightmare is something of a hybrid - available on that wonderful service known as Xbox Game Pass

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Jet Set Radio Future is set in 2024, and we have nearly reached that year in our own lives. However, due to its originality and super cool style, it manages somehow to be timeless.

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If you can overlook its flaws, Enchanted Arms has a lot to offer; a light-hearted adventure caper with a fun battle system, some real challenge and depth, plenty of laughs and that comfy, JRPG atmosphere that felt like it went missing for quite some time during the Xbox 360 generation.

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Despite much moaning and groaning, Xbox has had some smashing console exclusive games during its four generation lifespan. Crackdown was one such game.

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Winter is coming and in Forza Horizon 5 that means a host of new weekly challenges are on the table. Series 4 - Winter does however place focus on the Italian and French variety of vehicle and so the opportunity to go racing in a Lambo, Ferrari or little Renault 5 Turbo is up for grabs. It’s with these where we’ll place our efforts for the Weekly Challenge Guide covering Series 4 - Winter.

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In the week that the Cyberpunk 2077 next-gen update arrived out of nowhere for Xbox Series X|S and PS5, it was always going to hit our radar. Don’t worry though, there’s plenty of other things on the agenda for TheXboxHub Official Podcast Episode 116 too, including a hands-on with Submerged Hidden Depths, thoughts about The Wolf Among Us 2, and a look at Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc Anniversary Edition on Xbox Game Pass. 

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Just recently it was revealed that the follow-up to Submerged, the previous Google Stadia exclusive Submerged: Hidden Depths, was coming to other formats - Xbox, PlayStation and PC. Given the platform's decline, this came as little surprise. Anyhow, I’ve been hands on via Xbox to see how the sequel to the original relaxplorathon is shaping up.

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