During their E3 2015 press conference yesterday, Microsoft dropped a bombshell – the Xbox One will be backwards compatible with select Xbox 360 games. While the list only features 100 games (both disc-based and XBLA), that number is sure to… Continue Reading
Monday, Microsoft announced that the Xbox One sold 3 million units across 13 different countries in 2013. That’s 3 million units in fiveweeks. Astounding number, isn’t it? After all, that extra million is on top of the 2 million Xbox… Continue Reading
The official numbers are in, and it appears that the PlayStation 4 has outsold the Xbox One in North America last month. After more than a resounding 1 million units were sold in its first 24 hours, the PS4 ended… Continue Reading
I’m extremely biased towards the PlayStation 4 (and the three preceding PlayStations in the process), so it’s safe to assume my heart skipped a beat when I found out early Xbox One consoles were experiencing defective disc drive errors. Sure,… Continue Reading
It’s no secret to anybody that I’m an anti-Xbox gamer. For close to a decade, I’ve scoffed at Microsoft’s entry to the gaming industry. While I acknowledge (and admire) the company for revolutionizing online gaming, there have been way too… Continue Reading
Independent gaming website Giant Bomb broke a news story about Microsoft turning its back on its ridiculous DRM policies for its next generation console, Xbox One. Microsoft has since confirmed their intentions to backtrack from such policies in a desperate attempt to… Continue Reading
Microsoft’s Xbox E3 Keynote conference has just ended, and they divulged a little more information on the upcoming console. While the initial Xbox One reveal was focused on the system’s hardware capabilities, Microsoft’s E3 conference was focused on some of… Continue Reading
Microsoft recently unveiled their new console system, Xbox One. Described as a console “where all of your entertainment comes live in one place,” Xbox One is shown to be a huge next step for Microsoft in the next generation of… Continue Reading