Microsoft has announced that they will not only be in attendance at the Comic-Con International in San Diego next week, but they will also be bringing along the Xbox One and some playable work-in-progress games for fans to check out.
If you’re a Time Warner and Xbox Live Gold subscriber and want to use your Xbox 360 to watch some more live TV, you will be able to do so very soon.
After taking a beating because of the draconian Xbox One DRM policies revealed over the past couple of weeks, Microsoft has decided to change things up a bit.
Capcom’s duo of classic D&D arcade beat-em-ups finally hits XBLA complete with enhanced visuals, online co-op play for 4 players, and a bunch of extras.
Can’t get enough Disney content? Well here’s yet another Xbox 360 entertainment option to keep you busy.
Microsoft tossed up an Xbox One pre-order disclaimer sometime very recently which points out some interesting facts we haven’t come across yet.
With the Xbox E3 Media Briefing over with, and the confirmation of a $499.99 price and a November release date, Amazon has updated their product page to allow for pre-orders.
As part of the Xbox Media Briefing at the E3 today, Microsoft announced that beginning today, a newly redesigned version of the Xbox 360 will be available at retail.
We’re a little late to the party covering Microsoft’s new details regarding the Xbox One policies, but it’s worth reading if you haven’t already.
This morning, Polk and Microsoft announced that they are teaming up to produce a set of premium audio products for the Xbox One. So far, they’ve revealed an Xbox One-optimized sound bar and headphones.
There’s a duo of completely different Xbox Live Arcade releases available on the marketplace this morning, with Zen Studio’s destructive CastleStorm leading the way.
Mad Catz today announced that, with the blessing of Microsoft, they are already working on a number of Xbox One products and accessories.
With very little fanfare, Microsoft this morning sent over a sample of what the Xbox One game packaging will look like.
Microsoft this morning released a nice new set of high resolution shots of the Xbox One’s Windows 8-style UI that they showed off during the Xbox Reveal conference.
Techland and Ubisoft’s more action-oriented take on their wild west Call of Juarez series is the sole release this Wednesday.
The console, the new Kinect, the new controller in all their glory. More product shots coming soon.
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.
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