When Microsoft announced the launch of their new console the Xbox One S earlier this year, who knew that the S would really stand for “small”. According to Microsoft’s site, the XB1S will be “sleeker, slimmer, sharper.” Although there is no real evidence to demonstrate the technical performance of the machine so far, aside from … Read more
Image: newenglandgamer.com If you have ever played the Nintendo 3DS, you would have definitely come across the message, “You’ve been playing for a while now, why don’t you take a break?” The handheld console notifies the players with that pop-up message every 30-60 minutes. For many games there isn’t even an option to turn off the irritating pop-up. … Read more
The featured image shows a controller for disabled gamers created by lpaccesibletechnologies and is not related to the story. Recently, some Twitter users were having a discussion regarding wheelchair options for avatars on Xbox. One user even suggested starting a petition to get the ball rolling. However, these users were quickly told that there was … Read more
Microsoft’s next big console, “Project Scorpio,” was revealed just under a month ago. It’s meant to be the most powerful console ever built, unless Sony’s Project Taurus can has anything to say about that. Y’know, because Taurus is the opposite of Scorpio? Anyway, if you’re wondering just how you might get your hands on the Scorpio come … Read more
Well it’s about damn time – Red Dead Redemption, the most requested title for Xbox One backwards compatibility, is finally going to be included in the backwards compatibility library. Xbox Live head Major Nelson confirmed on Twitter that the title will be available on Xbox One come Friday. Friday may be the ideal time to actually … Read more
Image: www.techradar.com The new Play Anywhere feature of Xbox One will be live starting September 13. The release date of the feature, which was announced during last month’s E3 conference, was confirmed by Microsoft to Polygon. The Play Anywhere feature will allow players to get a PC version of a game for free if they buy its digital copy … Read more
Sony and Microsoft have been competitors in the console market for as long as it can be remembered. This is great because competition drives much of the innovation and creativity we see from the companies today, motivating them to strive for more, for success, for improvement. Of course, more important factors are in play, but … Read more