The gamer's guide to the new AI-powered Bing

Summary

The new AI-powered Bing is now in preview, and you might be surprised at how much it knows about your favorite Xbox and PC games.
These are five starting questions to ask Bing to help you get more out of your gaming experience.
If you like the answers you find with Bing, remember to follow the source links for more information.
The new Bing is in preview, and we continue to take feedback and apply those learnings to improve the experience over time.

Many of us have used a search engine at some point in our lives to find ways to get an edge on our favorite games. From trying to take down the first boss Elder Ringto find all agility orbs in classic games like crackdownor what the best perks are for Modern Warfare II. But we’ve never had anything quite as special as the new AI-powered Bing like our gaming co-pilot and its wealth of tips, trivia and tech know-how. With the new Bing, you get better search, more complete answers to your game questions, a new chat experience for deeper exploration, and the ability to create content.

The new AI-powered Bing aims to help you find the information you’re looking for by decoding complicated questions with clear answers and surprisingly detailed answers. It also knows a hell of a lot about video games. So much so that we really wanted to test his gaming knowledge with some hard-hitting questions to see what kind of answers we’d get. The results as you can try for yourself Registration for the waiting listwere damn impressive.

To help you get started interacting with this new and innovative tool, we’ve rounded up some effective ways for you to try out the new Bing, so that you not only challenge its gaming credentials, but also find potential new opportunities like you some of them can enjoy your favorite games. Remember to share your feedback so we can keep improving the experience.

Useful information to get you started

Don’t worry if you try to be too specific with your question. The new Bing won’t hesitate to offer some follow-up questions to help you find the answer you’re looking for.
Don’t let Bing down in this context! It may have a subtopic related to the game you are asking about.
Bing always shows you where it gets its information from. So if you like some of the answers and want more details, don’t forget to check the sources that Bing draws from. Your next favorite website might just be a click away!
See how creative you can get when you talk about games with Bing – you might be surprised by some of the results!
Sign in to Bing here to be added to the waiting list for access to the new Bing.

“Tell me about…”

There are so many unique games to experience on console and PC today. While there is a lot of information about what games these are preferably, sometimes our taste and mood is a bit more specific. Bing can also help you show this, either by how a game looks, who is in it, or how long it takes to complete. Here are some of the examples to try for yourself:

“Tell me about the best cyberpunk-style RPGs on Xbox.”
“Tell me about the best action games that last 10 hours or less.”
“Tell me about the best female protagonist games on Xbox.”

“What’s the best ______ for me?”

Strategies come in all shapes and sizes for games, and it’s not hard to find opinions on what the best gear loads, characters, and skill tree choices are. But are they the best choice? to you? You can start with a simple question, but it’s the follow-up interaction that allows Bing to guide you to the best decisions on how to choose or even what games to try.

Here’s what we asked:

“Which loadout should I use? Warzone 2.0 multiplayer?”
“What is the best Overwatch character for me?
“What are the best perks to use? Cyberpunk 2077?”
“What Xbox Game Pass games might I like?”

“Where can I find…?”

Bing can help you find many things in your favorite games such as: B. where each secret weapon is located Fourteen days

where the journals of Tall Tales are located Sea of Thieves, and it can even help you find your car keys (sort of). But what if what you’re looking for doesn’t immediately come to mind? You know the kind, like that one quest where there’s this guy who did this one fire sword thing for once? To break this down so we can find the right answer, we asked:

“Where can I find the blue alien lady? Mass Effect 3?”
“Where can I find a list of Fallout 3 Quests starting with the letter J?
“Where can I find that one quest where is this guy who did that one fire sword thing for once?” (Your follow-up answers will be crucial on something like this!)

“Give me a summary…”

In addition to their incredible worlds, games can have complex and evolving storylines that can seem a bit difficult to follow while playing. Not to mention that at some point we’ll have to put down that controller and get back to the action another day. Sometimes a day turns into months, maybe even years. Wouldn’t it be nice to get a summary of how far you are in a game without having to start over? The new Bing is here to help. Here are a few examples we drew from:

“Give me a summary Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch through Chapter 4.”
“Give me a summary witcher 3 after 20 hours.”
“Give me a summary of each campaign storyline in the Halo series.”

“How do I…?”

While Bing can certainly help us learn how to beat the worst villains in gaming (e.g. “How do I beat Malenia in Elder Ring?’), we wanted to take this in a slightly different direction: what if it could help us learn how to make something tangible out of our favorite games? After all, learning how to do something new can be one of the funnest things in life, and when it comes from the world of our favorite games, even better! So we’ve made that our mission with a few examples that you can try as well:

“How do I make a cake like the one pictured in Portal?”
“How do I make a toy sword based on a design found in Skyrim?”
“How do I prepare a meal based on the ramen recipes in Yakuza: Like a dragon?”

We hope these common examples will help you spark your own questions and interactions with this amazing new tool for everyday use (especially games). Don’t be afraid to get weird: what games would Marcus Fenix enjoy? Bing has an answer. You can even ask for your own personalized 3-day music festival-style lineup… but with games coming out this year instead of music artists.

Just remember to click through to the information source so you can discover new and interesting websites that you may not have visited before. If you don’t already have access to the new Bing, join the waiting list here. Have fun searching!