UK trade magazine MCV has posted reports from one retailer how Microsoft intends on monitoring the used sales scenario for its Xbox One console. Apparently, retailers will have to sign up to Microsoft’s own cloud based system, so that when a game is traded in the installation on the original
The more we think about Kinect 2 being mandatory, it dawns on us how it could benefit us in the long term and aid developers to give us a bit more depth in games. Sure, there’s the fitness games and dance stuff that us couch gamers aren’t into so much,
Bungie released a new Destiny trailer which basically shows off some live action footage and CGI to whet the appetites. What’s interesting to note is that the first gameplay reveal will be during the PS4 press conference in a couple of weeks at E3. http://youtu.be/jS1BM9XRgvw
With it being unclear until E3 or beyond what Sony and Microsoft plan to do to tackle the used sales markets, game sharing and software piracy, it’s becoming clear that if there’s a will, there’s a potential way. Sony has been smart to not put its cards on the table
Everyone has their own opinion of the new Xbox One, but this is how Microsoft are presenting their next generation entertainment system (see what we did there) to the masses of gamers who are already happy with their Xbox 360. It’s a brave new world, but for Xbox 360 gamers
An Xbox fanboy speaks about the all new Xbox One? Or is it a case of simply being happy with what’s being offered. Easy to please or just tired of moaning. There’s been a lot of negativity surrounding Xbox One since it was announced, mainly from core gamers upset with
Here’s an official Q&A from Microsoft which answers some of the pressing questions gamers will have with regards to the switch over to the Xbox One console. Does Xbox One require an “always on” Internet connection? No, it does not have to be always connected, but Xbox One does require
Microsoft have been instrumental in drumming up hype for its newest games console which has been revealed as the Xbox One, but having been privy to the excitement and launch of the Xbox 360 way back in 2005, it’s hard to get excited over this new dawn of entertainment in
Here’s a video which shows off the Microsoft Xbox One reveal event in a manner for those who do not have one hour to spare, and would just like to get to the point. The event took place on May 21st 2013 and was Microsoft’s chance to rival Sony with
Remedy are working on a fresh IP called Quantum Break which is coming exclusively to Xbox One. Take a look at some fresh screenshots and the trailer. http://youtu.be/Bae4RYDEp84
