By Joey Davidson |
Now that the buzz has died down just a tad for the Xbox One’s unveiling, news has started to spring up regarding the particulars for how games will be installed and played on the new system. One piece of that puzzle is how the system…
By Jacob Kleinman |
The Galaxy Mega 6.3 will launch in the U.K. in July, U.K. retailer Clove announced Tuesday. Clove said the 16GB model will be available for £459.99 (approx. $696.84) with VAT and it’s accepting pre-orders now. The Galaxy Mega 6.3 features a 1.7GHz dual-core processor, an…
By Ron Duwell |
Infinity Ward showed off the graphical capabilities of the next generation Call of Duty: Ghosts by comparing it to the graphics Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. The next generation technology provided by the Xbox One allows for more detailed facial animations, skin textures on…
By Brandon Russell |
Eric Hirshberg, CEO of Activision, talked a bit about Call of Duty: Ghosts, saying how the game introduces “emotional reality” to the world of gaming. For next-gen systems, Activision said the title is built on an all new engine, which allows for a more realistic…
By Ron Duwell |
Microsoft and the NFL have joined forces to create an exclusive and more streamlined fantasy football experience available through the Xbox One. Watching NFL games through the Xbox One will allow you to watch up-to-date stats and interact with your friends from the comfort of…
By Joey Davidson |
Xbox Entertainment Studios, according to Microsoft’s Nancy Tellem, will present 100% personalized television. TV will become social and community driven. One of their first major properties will be a Halo show. 343 Industries and Steven Spielberg will be creating a brand new, live-action Halo series. Halo the Television…
By Sean P. Aune |
Microsoft is going to launch a new IP for Xbox One from Remedy entitled Quantum Break. From the studio that brought you Alan Wake, Remedy is launching a new IP based around a young girl with some sort of mysterious powers. While not much was…
By Brandon Russell |
Once the Xbox One launches later this year, the console will get 15 exclusives during its first year on the market. Exclusive IP’s often drive sales of consoles—how often have you heard someone say they bought a system just for one game?—so this is a…
By Ron Duwell |
Head of Microsoft Studios Phil Spencer has announced Forza Motorsport 5 from Turn 10 Studios. After a short teaser trailer showing off the new generation racing game, Spencer promised more videos and information at E3 in June. …
By Joey Davidson |
Update: EA Sports clarified that FIFA 14‘s Ultimate Team mode will not be an Xbox One exclusive. Here’s the tweet. #FUT14 will be coming to both the PS4 and #XboxOne. Exclusive content for #XboxOne. #FIFA14 — EA SPORTS FIFA (@EASPORTSFIFA) May 21, 2013 Original Story: During today’s press…
By Brandon Russell |
Andrew Wilson from EA on Tuesday introduced the next wave of Sports titles from the developer, including FIFA 14, Madden 25, NBA Live 14 and a new UFC. The company said an all new engine, EA Sports Ignite, will power the titles, and provide a…
By Sean P. Aune |
Xbox Live will continue to be a large part of Microsoft’s commitment to gaming on the Xbox One. 15,000 servers currently power Xbox Live, but 300,000 will be online for the launch of the new console. The same amount of computing power the entire world…
By Ron Duwell |
Microsoft has shown off the new Xbox One controller at its #XboxReveal conference. It comes with over 40 new design features including an integrated battery compartment, impulse triggers, Wi-Fi Direct, and a Precision Direction Pad. Microsoft says it was designed with core gamers in mind.…
By Joey Davidson |
Today, Microsoft spent time focusing on the next iteration of their Kinect for the Xbox One during their big reveal. The new Kinect will supposedly be faster, more conversational and better at recognition. More speed, more precision and what Microsoft calls “Rocket Science level stuff” will all be a…
By Brandon Russell |
Mark Whitten unveiled the Xbox One’s internals at its event on Tuesday, saying the console takes advantage of 8GB of RAM and a BluRay player. Additional specs include USB 3.0, Wi-Fi Direction, 802.11n, HDMI in/out, 500GB HDD, 8 core CPU and THREE OPERATING SYSTEMS. Three…
By Ron Duwell |
The Xbox One will allow Skype with the best living room camera available. It will be the only device which will allow widescreen group video chat. You can watch TV and movies and play games while talking to your friends face to face.…
By Brandon Russell |
By simply talking to the new Xbox One, you can switch between all of your entertainment, no controller required. It’s futuristic and crazy and super easy. I want it now. On stage at today’s announcement, Microsoft demonstrated how simple the new feature is. “Go to…
By Joey Davidson |
Aside from using voice commands to talk to your Xbox, the Xbox One will bring gesture-based television controls to the home viewing experience. Swipes, wipes and grabs will control all sorts of facets of your television viewing experience. Will these gestures encourage you to pick…
By Sean P. Aune |
Xbox One is going to bring Skynet to your living room. Say “Xbox On” and your system will come to life and give you control over anything else you have connected to it. Want to watch TV? “Xbox TV” and your cable box takes over.…
By Ron Duwell |
Microsoft has unveiled its new home entertainment console, the Xbox One. Take a look at the gallery below.…
By Joey Davidson |
Forget the Xbox 720, forget the Xbox Fusion, forget the Xbox Infinity and Forget the Xbox 360 2… or whatever. We officially have a name for Microsoft’s next console. During today’s press conference, Microsoft announced that their next generation console will be known as Xbox…
By Brandon Russell |
By now you should be intimately familiar with Nokia’s PureView prowess, which we’ve covered numerous times before. First introduced—at least on a wide-scale consumer smartphone level—in the company’s Lumia 920, the technology has changed our perceptions about what smartphone images should look like. It’s not…
By Todd Haselton |
Apple’s currently in the hot seat on Capitol Hill for apparently working the system to avoid paying taxes. Those are the allegations being leveraged against the company by the U.S. government in any case, even though Apple has argued that it’s following the law. One of the…
By Todd Haselton |
Sprint announced on Tuesday morning that both of its prepaid brands, Virgin and Boost, will soon offer the Galaxy S III. No, it’s not the latest and greatest Galaxy S4 handset, but it’s still a great smartphone and will support Sprint’s 4G LTE network in…
