So “always on” isn’t quite accurate, but according to Microsoft’s Q&A on the official news.xbox.com site, the Xbox One does require some sort of connection to the Internet. Other questions answered as well.
The Xbox One announcement video in case you missed it during the conference.
For those who love to pick through the official Xbox One press release, here ya go. The Xbox Reveal conference was a little light on details so hopefully this will fill in some of the gaps.
We’ll keep updating this post throughout the conference with news, reveals and all the goods. Keep checking back throughout the day for trailers, screens and more!
Microsoft is ready to “mark the beginning of a new generation of games, TV and entertainment” by building a huge structure at the Xbox campus for next week.
In advance of the big Xbox Reveal next Tuesday Microsoft has finally rolled out a brand new site dedicated to Xbox-related news.
Well, uhhh, other than the release of Doritos Crash Course 2 (for free), there’s not much available on Xbox Live Arcade this Wednesday.
Just as Paul Thurrott revealed a couple of weeks ago, Microsoft has officially begun to send out invitations for their next generation Xbox reveal.
Who needs football when you can go pro by playing Call of Duty? Activision today announced that they are teaming up with Major League Gaming, Electronic Sports League and Xbox for a team-based, worldwide Call of Duty Championship.
The Xbox 360 looks to be doing quite well this Holiday shopping season already, with a staggering 750,000 units apparently being sold over the Black Friday weekend (11/18 ? 11/23), in the U.S. alone.
Microsoft this morning finally let the wraps off of their long rumored Xbox Music service for the Xbox 360, Windows 8 PC and Windows Phone devices.
Microsoft today announced which Xbox games will be making their way over to Windows 8 when it launches in October. So far, there are around 40 titles from Rovio, Miniclip, Gameloft, ZeptoLab, Glu Mobile and Halfbrick Studios, with 29 being published by Microsoft Studios themselves.
For whatever reason, Microsoft today announced that they will not be taking part in either gamescom or the Tokyo Games Show this year. Instead, they will be promoting the Xbox 360 and Xbox brand in smaller, more localized events.
Ninja Gaiden comes to the Vita in this port of the PS3 port of the original Xbox game. Sound confusing? Well, find out more in the full review at the link below!
