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Smite Xbox One producer talks about MOBA games on consoles

Most PC gamers will be unable to escape the tidal wave of MOBA or Multiplayer Online Battle Arena games, but consoles have been relatively free of the sudden outpouring of Dota and League of Legends clones that... Read More...

Red Dead Redemption leads Xbox One backwards compatibility voting

Back at E3 Microsoft announced they've been working on making the Xbox One backwards compatible, the process will take time with new games added each month. In a move to be commended, Microsoft has given gamer... Read More...

Xbox One, games and HoloLens are key for Microsoft's future

I think it's fair to say that, no matter your opinion on Xbox, or PlayStation, or even Nintendo, we can all agree (for the most part, anyway) that Microsoft had the strongest E3 conference this year. Maybe it's the fact they've upped their gaming exclusives, ... Read More...

Microsoft's Hololens to be used as AR tech on the International Space Station!

One of Microsoft's newest announcements at E3 was an augmented reality headset called the Hololens. The headset was shown off at E3 with applications working with the popular video game Minecraft, but also voic... Read More...

Forza 6 Xbox One looks pretty sweet

The limited and special editions of consoles is always something to look forward to, and the Forza 6 Xbox One is no different. ... Read More...

Xbox's new backwards compatibility will include DLC

With the announcement of Xbox One's upcoming backwards compatibility at E3, more and more details are beginning to surface about the program. Microsoft has already confirmed that it is up to the developers whether they want to opt in or not. If they choose to... Read More...

Phantom Dust plans turn to, well, dust

Microsoft's Aaron Greenberg hasn't outright said that the Phantom Dust reboot is out of the picture forever, but it doesn't currently have a studio working on it, so we're not expecting the title any time soon.... Read More...

How Xbox 360 games will be played on Xbox One

Head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, wanted to shed some light about backwards compatibility for Xbox 360 games played on the Xbox One. He went to speak on Giant Bomb's E3 Day One podcast and he had lots to say about ho... Read More...

Get an Xbox One and get a free game, starting Sunday

Starting from Sunday people who buy an Xbox One console will also be able to choose a free game with their purchase. Microsoft announced this scheme on Friday and have said it will run from June 21st to June 27th, only available in the United States. ... Read More...

Details Emerge on Xbox One Backwards Compatibility

Microsoft has shed more light on the details surrounding their huge announcement at E3 that the Xbox One would soon have backwards compatibility. First, it has been confirmed that Xbox One owners will be able ... Read More...

PSN flash sale for a limited time only

Best 13 Wireless Gaming Headsets

Zelda: Breath of the Wild sets the standard for open-world games

PlayStation Now to add PlayStation 4 games later this year

New individual posters for Ghostbusters movie

Best 13 Wireless Gaming Headsets

Futurama is coming to mobile in Worlds of Tomorrow game

Keith McNally release a free eBook based on The Last of Us

Looking Forward: Why NieR: Automata could have the best story of 2017

Zelda: Breath of the Wild sets the standard for open-world games

Inquisitor – Martyr is looking to be the ARPG Warhammer 40k deserves

Shadow of War has plenty of room to improve on Shadow of Mordor

Ghost Recon Wildlands embodies the promise and pitfalls of open-worlds

The MMO genre should learn from Black Desert’s mistakes and comeback

For Honor and how bad servers can ruin a good game

Steam Link Review

Horizon Zero Dawn Review

Night in the Woods Review

SteamWorld Heist Review

The Walking Dead: A New Frontier “Ties That Bind Part I & II” Review

Assassin’s Creed Movie Review: A failed leap of faith

Batman- The Telltale Series Full Season Review

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

The Game Café: AAA Blockbusters and the turn to open-world games

The Game Café: The rise and future of mobile gaming

The Game Café: The horror genre and what makes a good horror game?

The Game Café: Switch and the long history of Nintendo

The Game Café: Season Passes and Modern DLC

The Game Café: Lesser known games of 2017