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In case you missed all the drama last night, NPD released their November videogame sales figures for the month of November last night, and both Sony and Microsoft made sure to chime in.
The Walking Dead: Season 2 Episode One unleashes on various platforms next week, and Telltale Games has just dropped a new trailer promoting the new chapter, ominously dubbed “All That Remains”.
And the battle of the next generation console sales continues…
As we did with our less-than-timely PlayStation 4 impressions, the Gaming Age staff has finally found a few minutes to toss together some thoughts about the Xbox One.
From the VGX tonight, Square Enix confirmed that an enhanced version of their award-winning Tomb Raider reboot will be re-released onto the PS4 and Xbox One on January 28th, 2014. Screens, a trailer and details within.
We go hands on with the Friends and Family Beta for the upcoming Diablo III expansion on PC, Reaper of Souls.
Including the recent launch in Europe and Australia, the PlayStation 4 is off to an amazing start according to figures just released by Sony.
After ripping ourselves away from the PS4 (and real-life obligations) for a few moments, we were finally able to gather some casual thoughts regarding Sony’s next-generation console.
Now we have a good, old fashioned next-generation console launch fight on our hands.
The first big step in Microsoft’s quest to own your living room begins today. Read on for the official launch announcement.
Sure, it’s out today. We’re waiting on a certain company to launch their machine for review (cough Microsoft cough), but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few reasons to keep an eye on Ghost’s premiere title this week.
The PS4 is already doing quite well in the United States and Canada according to Sony’s figures.
During tonight’s Spike TV PlayStation All Access PS4 launch event, Naughty Dog revealed not only the single player DLC for The Last of Us, but also teased a new Uncharted game for the PS4.
In case you missed the Nintendo Direct event this morning, Nintendo did indeed sneak a few interesting bits of info into their presentation.
Microsoft is ready to get their party started, and this morning they laid out their grand plans for the Xbox One launch events around the world.
Nintendo today announced that the bizarre stripped down version of the Wii known as the Wii mini will indeed be coming stateside for only $99.99 later this month.
Ok, we finally know when we’ll be getting our hands on the first piece of Metal Gear Solid V. New details, pricing and screenshots too.
