With the Xbox One mere weeks away from being placed into the hands of eager gamers who want them, it has been a tentative ride since the console was officially unveiled in May. The ensuing madness has left scars, reams of misinformation, dashed prides, and a number of perplexed faces

Today we’re taking a look at the Next Gen systems and their games and how they differ from their current gen siblings.  After playing both the PS4 and Xbox One versions of Assassin’s Creed IV gamers should forget resolutions and focus on other effects making it into the games which

Warner Bros. eagerly anticipated Batman Arkham Origins was always going to have its work cut out, being developed by their Montreal based in-house development studio rather than UK developer Rocksteady Studios who did a wonderful job on the last two Batman games. With much to prove, it seems Warner Bros.

We spoke with Ace Combat Brand Manager and Ace Combat Infinity Lead Producer Kazutoki Kono about the game and the free to play model being used for the first time. Take a look at our exclusive Ace Combat Infinity interview.

We sat down with the Assassin’s Creed IV Lead Script writer Darby McDevitt and asked him some questions about the forthcoming game and its pirating, Caribbean setting and theme. Take a look at our Assassin’s Creed IV interview video.  

Today we’re taking a look at Infinite Realities Multi Light Scans tech demo which showcases their impressive use of the Unity Engine which can be used with a number of applications including video games, and as showcased, can be used with the forthcoming Oculus Rift. The video highlights how realistic

The next-gen console war isn’t just about hardware specs, but the bigger, long-term value proposition that consumers get for their money. GamesCom has been a big week for Microsoft, as they attempted to add a greater value proposition for UK/EU consumers by way of including EA’s FIFA 14 with all

Microsoft has taken a lot of heat over the last few months – ever since revealing their new console – and appearing to be adaptable with regards to what its consumers require (that’s putting it politely). Some consider Microsoft’s changing tides as a sign of uncertainty and purely in response

Microsoft handled E3 with some excellent looking possibilities for the Xbox One, but these became overshadowed by the console’s industry changing features which have since been revoked much to the dismay of some and a victory for others. However, sticking with their original vision, Microsoft could have won over the

It appears some details have come to light about the true nature of the Xbox One family sharing plan which has no doubt been temporarily removed from view but will still be  a feature of the console. According to what looks like a genuine post from a Microsoft employee, he