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Keeping with the already established trend, DLC for the upcoming Call of Duty: Ghosts will be headed to Microsoft's Xbox One first. Like always, it will come to other consoles later, but if you want that hot Call of Dut...
| Patrick Hancock |
Want a better look at the Xbox One? Here's some photos I had to really fight for to get. It was a dogpile to get these! This machine is beautiful, as is the controller. The system itself is glossy as hell, with sharp corners ...
| Dale North |
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| Jim Sterling |
When Sony had its PS4 reveal a while back, some people wondered why it had absolutely zero women on stage. Microsoft has today gained an early advantage in the console war, managing to fit not one, but TWO women in its Xbox O...
| Jim Sterling |
I have seen the future, and I'm here to tell you that it's a bit different from what you're probably expecting. Actually, I've seen two different futures. One is Infinity Ward's version of our country's future, in which Ameri...
| Dale North |
Microsoft and NFL have partnered together in order to "change the game" of football and bring it into the future. For those of us who enjoy creating "dream teams" and watching games not to see who wins, but instead to see ho...
| Patrick Hancock |
Microsoft's Nancy Tellem came up on stage to talk about Microsoft's new Xbox Entertainment Studio venture, which will expand the Xbox brand into other media. The big reveal at the show? A live-action Halo TV show by Steven Spielberg. Hoo boy. Check out our Xbox One page and our on-going recap of all the news you need to know from today's reveals.
| Tony Ponce |
A common complaint of the videogame industry is that it feels like a never-ending stream of sequels. Microsoft seems to be taking steps to change this perception. Microsoft has announced that in the first year of the Xbox One...
| Brett Makedonski |
Wired already has gotten its hands on the Xbox One ahead of time, and as a result, has a bit of in-depth information to report beyond what's been seen in Microsoft's presentation. For starters, the outlet learned that the Xbo...
| Chris Carter |
Andrew Wilson got on stage to announce a partnership with Xbox One at the Xbox Reveal event today. First, he announced the lineup that will be coming to the system: Fifa 14, Madden 25, NBA Live 14, and UFC Championship. Fifa...
| Brett Zeidler |
[Update: Official trailer added.] Alan Wake developer Remedy is making Quantum Break, a new game for Xbox One. The trailer begun in live action with a mother and daughter. It then showed a ship (which seemed to be glit...
| Jim Sterling |
During Microsoft's Xbox One reveal event, Microsoft Studios head Phil Spencer announced Forza Motorsport 5. Developed by Turn 10 Studios, this latest installment in the long-running franchise will be available as a launch ti...
| Jordan Devore |
Microsoft has big plans for the Xbox One, and those plans require a gigantic infrastructure. Xbox Live for Xbox One will be supported by more than 300,000 dedicated servers. According to Microsoft, that's more computing power...
| Brett Makedonski |
Marc Whitten took the stage at the Xbox One event to detail how Kinect will factor into the new system. An updated Kinect will come bundled with each Xbox One console, and will be a 1080p RGB camera capturing video at 30 FPS....
| Patrick Hancock |
Xbox SmartGlass, revealed at E3 last year, has been announced as a native part of Microsoft's Xbox One by Marc Whitten today. Apparently the companion screen app has already been downloaded over 10 million times for Xbox 360....
| Fraser Brown |
Microsoft explained today at its "New Generation Revealed" event what you'll be getting when you pick up your shiny new Xbox One. On offer are USB 3.0 support, Wi-Fi Direct, a Blu-Ray drive, native 64-bit architecture, HDMI, ...
| Chris Carter |
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