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Windows 8 Xbox 360 Companion App
Xbox Live in Windows 8 Previewed – NuAngel.net
How to Connect Xbox 360 Wired Controller to PC Windows 8
Xbox One SmartGlass apps for Windows 8.1, Windows Phone 8 released [Update] - Neowin
Xbox One SmartGlass app for Windows 8.1 Squashes Some Bugs
New Xbox interface brings Windows 8 “Metro” style to the console | Ars Technica
Windows 8 Might Allow Xbox 360 Games To Play Natively On PCs [REPORT] | Redmond Pie
Top Windows 8 games to sit back and relax | Windows Central
Xbox One Can Run Windows 8 Games Using Almost the Same Code
Hands-On with Windows 8.1: Xbox Video App | ITPro Today: IT News, How-Tos, Trends, Case Studies, Career Tips, More
XBOX 360 Windows 8 xbox Dashboard - YouTube
Xbox One interface a clean slate inspired by Windows 8 | Ars Technica
New Features Added to Xbox Music on Windows 8 - Xbox Wire
Windows 8 Consumer Preview and Xbox LIVE - Xbox Wire
Xbox One and Windows 8 won't have cross-play -- at least for now | Extremetech
How to Connect your Windows 8 PC to your Xbox 360 Console
Windows 8 inspired theme for Xbox 360 dashboard - Neowin
First wave of Xbox games for Windows 8 unveiled | Windows Experience Blog
New Updates to Xbox Entertainment Apps in Windows 8.1 - Xbox Wire
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How to Stream Video to the Xbox One from Windows 8.1
Further indication the Xbox One will run Windows 8 apps – Destructoid
Xbox Games app for Windows 8 and Windows RT gets updated - Movies Games and Tech
Microsoft teases Windows 8 apps on Xbox One, says devs get a 'head start' by building now - The Verge
Surprise: Xbox One Kinect will work on Windows 8 with this new $49 adapter from Microsoft – GeekWire
Windows 8 update 'to match Xbox One'
Will your PC turn into a gaming console with Xbox Games on Windows 8? | Technology News
What “Xbox Games on Windows” actually means | Ars Technica