Who will win the game platform war?
We gathered reactions to the console announcements from leading industry figures.
We gathered reactions to the console announcements from leading industry figures.
It's all sunshine and lollipops over in Windows Phone land today.
With rumors swirling about a used-game fee for retailers, indie stores have their doubts about the Xbox One.
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As E3 looms, the console makers need to figure out which audiences matter to them and how to embrace the full possibilities of going digital.
Game preservation is already a difficult job, but Xbox One might have just made it that much harder.
A hacker claimed that he breached Xbox Live security. Microsoft says that isn't the case.
All that's missing are the streamers, balloons, and cheesy Best Price Ev-ah signs. Because the price competition between Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Rackspace is heating up so fast, the cloud market could be a massive virtual used car lot.
We all know Microsoft likes to challenge its competitors head on, especially Google. Now Microsoft is taking a swing at Apple in a new 30-second ad that uses Siri's voice to make fun of the iPad.
Gamers are upset that Microsoft emphasized non-game entertainment in the Xbox One reveal. But Harrison argues games are still front and center.
Microsoft gave gamers a lackluster reveal with the Xbox One. Is the console destined for fortune or failure?
The console wars continue into another generation.
Microsoft brought more of the controller design process in-house for the Xbox One.
Editor's Pick It's more a powerful home theater PC than it is a game console, making it a great tool for bringing Microsoft's services into your living room.
Consumer rights issues are overshadowing an otherwise impressive technological announcement.
Microsoft's Kinect for the Xbox One is built into the system and it can detect six players at the same time.
It's the best thing since the invention of trees -- the Xbox One! But its immaculate perfection won't stop our panel of iconic game characters from ripping it an even bigger One.
Microsoft won't talk specifics of how it works, but the Xbox One definitely needs Internet to function.
The Xbox 360's digital-game library won't migrate to the Xbox One.
GameStop president Tony Bartel spoke with GamesBeat about the importance of the used games market and his excitement for next-gen consoles from Microsoft and Sony before the end of the year.