During today’s Microsoft conference unveiling the Xbox One, Bonnie Ross of 343 Games came onto the stage speaking of innovation, invention, and the role of television in both of those ideals.  She then announced that they would be taking the next step towards bridging the gap between Television and...

  Microsoft had its long-awaited console reveal today in Washington State, opening up the conference with shots of its new gaming platform, Xbox One.  While no specifics have been revealed regarding the specs of the actual console, the following details were announced: 8 GBs of RAM 3.0 USB...

Bad news Sony and Nintendo fans. According to a report from Kotaku, it appears that Respawn Entertainment’s first game will be an exclusive for the next-gen Xbox. Respawn Entertainment, as you may recall, is headed by the former heads of Infinity Ward, who filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against...

Sony may have fired the the first salvo of this year’s console war, but now Microsoft is returning fire. That’s because Microsoft is set to officially announce the next Xbox (or Nextbox, if you will) on May 21st. This will be Microsoft’s third console that they’ve developed and...

Late last week Microsoft’s PR team had a bit of a nightmare scenario on their hands. One of the creative directors for Microsoft Studios, took to Twitter and started spouting off about why he didn’t think it was a big deal if a console was required to have a constant internet connection to work....

We’ve known (officially) about the PS4 for quite some time now, but we haven’t heard a thing about Microsoft’s next console. Sure, we’ve heard plenty of rumors about the console, mostly about how it’s going to require an always on internet connection, but we haven’t heard...

As many of you may be aware there is a big rumor that the next Xbox system is going to require an always-on connection. This sort of “feature” has generally been proven to be unpopular with gamers (ex: Diablo III, SimCity), but more and more publishers and developers are starting to embrace it....

Last month it was reported that 343 Industries would no longer be supporting the multiplayer for Halo 2 on the PC. According to the 343 Industries, it had to do with the fact that the online population would peak at about 20 people, meaning that it just wasn’t worth the money to keep the server up....