Since its unveiling, the Xbox One has been called a cable box, VCR, DVD player and many other things by people who’ve only seen pictures of it on the internet. In fact, we were also guilty of overestimating its size, but after spending a decent amount of time with an
Are you ready for some football? Earlier today, Electronic Arts gave a closer look at its next-gen basketball sim, but known for its gridiron game, EA Sports also released a new trailer for Madden 25. While the game doesn’t look bad, we can’t help but wonder how good it would look if other
A few weeks back, EA gave us a quick look at NBA Live 14 gameplay footage. Not exactly the most revealing preview, the trailer ended with a cliffhanger. Today, however, the company released its conclusion, giving us further look at what will go on sale on November 19th when the game releases.
Achievements on Xbox One will be accompanied by Challenges and backed by the cloud, but what will they look like? Like most things in the Xbox universe, Microsoft’s popular player reward system has received a facelift. A recent developer walkthrough of Crimson Dragon casually revealed how Achievements will look on Xbox One.
Yesterday, Microsoft released a product overview video detailing some of the Xbox One’s features. Not too much of a shock, some folks examined the video and called some of its claims into question. Quickly doing damage control, Xbox director of product planning, Albert Penello took to NeoGAF reaffirming some of the video’s statements.
Ever get stuck on a boss battle or choke point on a tough map? While hardcore gamers like to press through the toughest of challenges, after hours of trying and loads of profanity even the best of us tap out and look for a walkthrough video online. If you’re guilty of the
Microsoft’s decision to remove a bulk of the Xbox One’s DRM restrictions is pretty much old news, but the outfit isn’t leaving anything to chance. Likely targeting casual consumers and hoping to clear up any confusion, the company is reportedly issuing an aggressive “Get the Facts Straight” marketing campaign. Pictured above is
The Xbox One is on its way, but its $500 price tag doesn’t sit well with everyone. About eight years ago, Microsoft launched the Xbox 360, but unlike its successor’s offering the company’s second-generation console shipped in two bundles. This time around Microsoft has opted to narrow things down to
The next generation is coming… The forthcoming Xbox One got a bit of a kicking when it was first announced, landing itself in hot water with unpopular features including a mandated 24-hour online check-in and restrictions on the used games market. However, in light of the reaction from disgruntled
