Sean Timm, Author at Gamespresso

Red Dead Redemption on Xbox One actually improves on the original

Backwards compatibility is not a remastering or remake of older games, but is instead simply an emulation. With this in mind it's therefore a pleasant surprise that the emulation of Red Dead Redemption on Xbox ... Read More...

Microsoft plans for Xbox One owners to pay less for Xbox Scorpio

Touted as the most powerful console ever, there’s no doubt the Xbox Scorpio is going to come with a hefty price tag. Instead of making devoted Xbox gamers pay for an entire new console however, Microsoft is cou... Read More...

Evolve: new patch notes detail the game’s change to free-to-play

Evolve Stage 2 is not simply Turtle Rock making the game free for players. It’s an entire overhaul of Evolve, from the ground up, rebuilding it as a free-to-play game. There are a lot of changes, and details ar... Read More...

Microsoft says not every game will come to Xbox Play Anywhere

Earlier this month Microsoft made waves when it announced every new Microsoft published game will support the Xbox Play Anywhere feature. Now it seems the company has quietly rolled back that statement. Wher... Read More...

Sony Exec Adam Boyes leaves the company, returning to development

The PlayStation VP and Head of Publisher and Developer Relations at Sony, Adam Boyes, is leaving the company. After over four years with Sony, he has announced he will be moving on, hoping to return to game dev... Read More...

After four years, No Man’s Sky has gone gold

While even the most basic description of the game still sounds like a child’s wide-eyed impossible fantasy, it’s official: No Man’s Sky is complete. Founder of Hello Games, Sean Murray shared the news with a pi... Read More...

Nintendo files a patent for a new handheld with vibration

With the NX looming, the future of Nintendo is still very much up in the air. And the discovery of a new handheld patent is doing little to dampen fan speculation. The patent is for a new handheld device with p... Read More...

Red Dead Redemption interest soars after back-compat announcement

Following the announcement that Red Dead Redemption will be making its debut on Xbox One Backwards Compatibility this Friday, interest in the game skyrocketed. While not reflecting specific sales numbers, the s... Read More...

Destiny is changing up PvP matchmaking

Though starting with only a limited time test, Bungie is looking at new ways to handle matchmaking in the Destiny PvP Crucible mode. Already underway, the test is limited to the control playlist. Essentially, t... Read More...

PlayStation Mid-Year Sale Week 2 continues the 90% off discounts

Entering its second week, the PlayStation Mid-Year Sale is offering up another impressive line-up of games, with some of them up to 90% off for PS Plus members. From full AAA games like God of War III Remast... Read More...

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Game Cafe: Nintendo Podcast Episode 11

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The Game Café: Video game movies are still a work-in-progress

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