With Microsoft's introduction of the new entertainment watching experience through its new Xbox One console, one of the biggest winners will obviously be for those that love live sports.
Quantum Break is an Xbox One exclusive coming from Remedy Entertainment. It blends television with gameplay for a more in-depth player experience.
Halo: the video game is about to get a live-action component with Halo: The Television Series, backed by no less than Hollywood legend Steven Spielberg.
Activision chief says "it may be the best Call of Duty ever." Among the new characters: a bomb-sniffing dog.
Activision's Daniel Suarez explains why fans will be pleased with a brand-new sub-brand for the Call of Duty universe.
Forza 5 will be an Xbox One launch title.
The publisher is using a new graphics engine, called Ignite, that EA claims will bring in a new sense of realism.
Xbox One's Xbox Live online service will allow gamers to access their games, movies, and save files from anywhere.
Microsoft just blew the doors off of every integrated television experience with the reveal of its next generation console Xbox One.
A gallery of the new Xbox One console and some of its accessories.
Xbox One has a new controller. It looks a great deal like the Xbox 360's gamepad.
Microsoft unveiled the first details of its next-gen console at its campus in Redmond, Wash.
Eight years of broken hardware and stellar gaming leave a lot of great memories, and the industry took to Twitter to give the Xbox 360 its due send off.
Keep up with this hub for the latest news coming out of Microsoft's new Xbox announcement.
On the day of the next Xbox reveal, Nintendo pushes a small patch to the Wii U.
Cult fighter Skullgirls heads to Japanese arcade parlors.
GamesBeat's Dean Takahashi will be on site, reporting live and updating this post. Other GamesBeat writers will also be contributing content to this post as it arrives.
Batman: Arkham Origins needs to take the series to the next level. Here are a few ideas how.
WildTangent unveils its mobile-game partnership at Casual Connect Asia in Singapore.
Unlike the current Kinect, Microsoft's next Xbox should offer true motion control without lag that's supported by quality software.
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