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Microsoft has unveiled its first new logo in 25 years. Its past logos are wonderfully retro, evoking disco fever, death metal and Pac-Man.

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Microsoft will also launch Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition on the PS5 later this Spring. The games will include content parity across platforms plus cross-play support.

The design makes sense as the new Windows logo is flattened to match the more Metro/Modern UI design language that Microsoft has been using in Windows Phone, Windows 8 and their Xbox 360 devices.

This new version, Microsoft’s fifth corporate logo in 37 years, is the first to incorporate a symbol alongside Microsoft’s name. Previous editions simply spelled out Microsoft.

To celebrate this impressive milestone, Age of Empires will be holding a special anniversary broadcast that fans can tune into today at 10 AM PDT/ 1 PM PDT/ 6 PM BST/ 10:30 PM IST.

Age of Mythology's highly anticipated Retold remaster now has a confirmed release window of 2024. The RTS game will feature major upgrades to unit models, gameplay systems, UI, and more.

Microsoft has unveiled a redesigned logo for Bing, its competitor to Google Search, that switches the colors and simplifies the "b"-shaped emblem. A Microsoft representative told Ad Age on ...

Advertising Age managed to get a sneak peek of the new logo, which you'll be able to check out below, that will represent the progress Microsoft's search engine has made to catch up to Google ...