Call of Duty: Ghosts is now on sale for the Xbox One and even though you can’t pop the game into your new console just yet, you can at least get an idea what its next-gen upgrade looks like compared to its predecessor. We’ll go ahead and spoil things by saying
Earlier today, Microsoft revealed the first four Xbox One launch titles that will carry support from the console’s Machinima app. If you plan on picking up Dead Rising 3, Ryse: Son of Rome, Battlefield 4 andCall of Duty: Ghosts, you’ll only be a voice command away from a virtual wingman. In addition to helping people cheat get through
How many Xbox Ones are going to sell at launch? We don’t know, but it looks like a lot of them are going to come from Amazon. Pictured above is a photo of a company warehouse and it shows thousands of Day One Edition consoles ready to be shipped out.
Even though the Xbox One hasn’t officially gone on sale yet, Ubisoft has high hopes for Microsoft’s new console. So much in fact, the company’s vice president of sales and marketing, Tony Key believes the system’s install base could double the Xbox 360′s. Our feeling is the installed base of these
Microsoft recently released a 30 second promo video demonstrating how its ESPN app will work on the Xbox One. You can log in to your ESPN account through your console and select the sports that you wish to follow. After setting up your favorites, you can customize feeds that show
The first time I ever surfed the web on a game console was on the Sega Dreamcast back in 1999. In hindsight it was a barebones browsing experience but it felt pretty darn cool at the time. A console generation leap after that, built-in web browsers almost became standard with
Major Nelson just shared a collection of Xbox One wallpapers, backgrounds, and profiles images via his blog. The images portray Microsoft’s latest console in a variety of images, some have mottos attached including “Introducing the all-in-one entertainment system.” There are a variety of different shots to use on your mobile device or PC desktop.
A group of game developers recently got together to discuss some of the advantages of the Xbox One’s cloud services. Some of the video’s talking points include improved AI, character balancing, game clip sharing and larger multiplayer matches. Check out the video and see what everyone’s buzzing about.
The Xbox One is less than a week away and if you haven’t pre-ordered a system yet, odds are you’re going to pay a higher premium or come up short. That is if you want one in the first place. As for those of you who’ve already secured your console,
Not too long ago, Crytek gave us a tour of some of the landscape you’ll find in Ryse: Son of Rome. For its second act, the developer has cranked out a pair of new flythrough trailers that highlight the cities of York and Rome. Without a doubt one of the most visually impressive