Jeremy Hill
Sony and LEGO want the next generation of gamers
As the youth of today get more and more immersed in digital content, toy companies like LEGO run the risk of losing them as customers. In an effort to integrate traditional LEGO construction sets with video games, Sony and LEGO decided to work together to make them one in the same. A Sony research lab more »
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn comes to PS3 on August 27
It has been a long road for Final Fantasy XIV. Its original incarnation was a failure which led to Square Enix replacing the original team and basically recreating the whole game. This all went down in 2010. Now, nearly three years later, Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn is almost ready for its PS3 debut. more »
A spiritual successor to the Super Stardust franchise is coming to PlayStation 4
Housemarque will be gracing the PlayStation 4 with a new game that’s being described as the “spiritual successor” to the Super Stardust series. The game doesn’t have an official name right now, but it will be exclusive to the PlayStation 4. Housemarque is also working on another game, but it won’t share any details about more »
Xbox One can’t control your DVR
Xbox One wants to replace your cable/satellite box, but it can’t. The cable company is too entrenched in homes and it won’t leave without a grueling fight. Since Microsoft can’t completely replace the cable box, it has to work with it. Xbox One can connect to cable boxes and take over the majority of its more »
Confused about Xbox One policies? So is Microsoft
Today is a confusing day for the future of video games. Microsoft started the day by unveiling the Xbox One, the successor to the Xbox 360. After all the sizzle reels and corporate glad-handing was complete, the press started asking the questions that have been burning a hole in our minds for the longest time. more »
The Xbox One fact sheet
There is a lot of information coming out about the Xbox One. In an effort to tidy things up a bit, we’ve come up with a fact sheet about its features. Absent from this list are the details surrounding the console’s ability to play used games. We know Xbox One won’t ban all used games more »
It’s a good idea to hold on to your Xbox 360
Microsoft’s Xbox One event is now over. Microsoft went over some technical specifications about the Xbox One, but it didn’t mention whether it could play Xbox 360 games. According to an interview The Verge had with Xbox Live Vice President Marc Whitten, the Xbox One is not backwards compatible with the Xbox 360. That means more »
EA Sports reveals four new games and the Ignite Engine for Xbox One
EA Sports is the first game developer to come on stage during Microsoft’s Xbox One event. EA confirmed it has four games in development as part of a new strategic partnership with Microsoft. Those games include FIFA 14, Madden 25, NBA Live and a new UFC game. They’re all scheduled to be released within the more »
Say hello to the Xbox One
Microsoft revealed the next Xbox at an event from its campus in Redmond, Washington today. Simply called the Xbox One, Microsoft is expecting the console to be an “all in one” system that’s “simple, instant and complete.” The Xbox One also comes with a new version of Kinect. By saying “Xbox On,” the console activates more »
Reminder: Watch the new Xbox reveal today
Today we’re going to see the future of the Xbox brand. Microsoft is debuting the successor to the Xbox 360 today from its Xbox campus. The event will last for approximately one hour, and will focus on the console’s hardware and technical information. There will be some games shown off such as Call of Duty: more »
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