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Obviously, there's going to be another Call of Duty game. Infinity Ward producer Mark Rubin talked about their next game. Players that have finished the short campaign already have some idea what's going to happen, and Rubin confirms that they're already "working on" the story of the next game.
As promised, the Xbox One version of Battlefield 4 will support Kinect functionality when it launches on November 22nd. But what will you be able to do with Microsoft's bundled camera? You'll be able to lean and peek.
One way you'll be able to stream music to your Xbox One is through Xbox Music, Microsoft's music streaming service. And while the PC version does offer a free ad-supported option, Xbox One won't support that feature.
One of the benefits of having Kinect included with every Xbox One is how simple redeeming codes will be.
Check your inbox, Xbox folks. Microsoft may have dropped a nice surprise for you over the evening.
It's been nearly a decade since the last proper Zoo Tycoon game came out. One has to wonder: why? There's something so satisfying about building a...
"A first-party should be judged by the games you put out that are exclusive to your platform," not by the studios you own.
In spite of the gorgeous visuals and bombastic setpieces, Ryse ends up feeling boring over an extended amount of play.
"This launch, it's the same team. It's the same team that did the 360 launch. It's a collection of people that have done this before. I think it's given us more confidence in how we've built out the plan from the original announce to where we are now."
