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.
In case you haven’t turned on your Xbox One since yesterday, Microsoft has pushed out a new Xbox One system software update which addresses a number of issues.
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.
The Windows 8 and Windows Phone twin-stick Halo shooter is headed to the Xbox One and Xbox 360 in a few weeks.
The thought of another Killer Instinct game had become a bit of a fantasy, but it was definitely worth the wait.
The console has been available for over an hour now, so Amazon must have received a flood of new Xbox One inventory. So, go go go.
The only new Xbox 360 release this week is the first installment of The Raven, an interactive whodunit of sorts set in Paris during the 1960s.
Looking to score a free Xbox One this winter along with some delicious pre-packaged Italian-style pasta dishes? Here’s how.
The Xbox 360 Game with Gold freebies for next month have been revealed. Get ready to shoot stuff!
How does Tomb Raider for $14.99, The Bureau for $19.79 or Far Cry Blood Dragon for only $4 sound? See what else is on sale beginning today.
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.
Eager to buy some Xbox One games, digitally, before even getting hands on your console? Go right ahead.
As he did with the PlayStation 4 just about a week ago, Jimmy Fallon played host to a demo of the Xbox One last night on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
Google decided they wanted to cut it reeaallly close to the Xbox One’s launch this Friday before delivering a YouTube app, but it looks like they just made it. Cue up the cute cat videos!
Microsoft’s slick Xbox One Upload Center feature appears ready to go and this morning the company dropped off a new video walking users through the process.
