Whilst Microsoft’s u-turn on its Xbox One policy may have pleased some, others were quite comfortable with the idea of DRM and Always Online systems and have made a petition for Microsoft to bring those features back, which we suspect will happen at some point anyway. The petition statement reads:

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for the Xbox One, but these became overshadowed by the console’s industry changing features which have since been revoked much to the dismay of some and a victory for others.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

Microsoft’s Phil Spencer has taken to Twitter to announce that there are more Xbox One exclusives to be announced this year when directly asked the question from another twitter user. This will be good news for gamers eying up the games available for the system both at launch and in

Amongst all the hullabaloo over the Xbox One’s price, DRM and 24 hour check ins, there still some lofty and well cool features of the Xbox One which are being overshadowed by more formidable announcements. One feature of the Xbox One is the seamless streaming of gameplay to Twitch TV

Microsoft has done a massive u-turn with its Internet 24 hour check in, and game sharing policy after reactions from the general public. However, it would be ignorant to believe Microsoft’s actions are reactionary as opposed to something pre-planned or at least signs they had a contingency for the expected

News just in. Microsoft has posted details of some policy changes for Xbox One which will be music to gamers ears, but not all of them. On its official newswire website the details have been amended to reflect that Xbox One offline play will be enabled with the use of

The Xbox One might seem like presenting too many infringements on gamer freedoms and costing more than its competitor, but if you look beyond these pressing niggles for Microsoft, the console itself is offering some potentially cool stuff to those who aren’t concerned with the always connected to Internet and

Microsoft’s fumbling Microsoft Games Studio head Phil Spencer has come unstuck once more, this time with comments regarding how powerful the Xbox One is compared to the Xbox 360. When asked on the Jimmy Fallon show, Phil mentions three times the power which went against what had previously been discovered.

Microsoft has released a list of pre-order terms and conditions for its Xbox One entertainment system.  There is also mention of region locking games, so games not being resellable and whole lot of other obvious stuff. What’s interesting is the list of countries Xbox One will work in – which

So to take in all the excitement of the last few days and looking at the E3 presentations which both had their merits; but the biggest and most deadly blows came from the Sony camp. Microsoft were all about showcasing games, thanks to a closer proximity to their console reveal