Keeping track of achievements on the Xbox One has been a hassle compared with Xbox 360’s guide functionality. Currently, users must entirely exit the game or application they are …
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Despite the PC being the domain of mouse and keyboard, controller gaming has its place on the platform, especially within certain genres. And to this end, the Xbox …
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For E3 2014, Microsoft looks to come out stronger than last year, which suffered from an erratic and off-kilter message. To promote their upcoming games, apps, and …
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The one-year anniversary of the Games with Gold program brings with it the standard two titles each for Xbox 360 and Xbox One, as well as a bonus game for Xbox 360.
The first title for Xbox 360 is Dark Souls. This is an action-RPG for those who enjoy a grueling, teeth-grinding challenge, perhaps even to a masochistic level. The difficulty is legendary, and not for the faint of heart; however, for the grand total of no money, it might be worth it for those on the fence to give Dark Souls a chance and forever be trapped in the mindset of “just one more try.” The game will be free June 1-15.
Originally released for the Xbox One, Press Play’s Max: The Curse of Brotherhood has finally leaped onto the Xbox 360 and PC after a short delay. The game, …
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The 1.2 update to World of Tanks: Xbox 360 Edition fires in two new maps: Abbey and Fisherman’s Bay. It also adds a nighttime mode as well as snow and …
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Peggle 2 has bounced its way onto the Xbox 360. Originally released as a timed exclusive shortly after the launch of the Xbox One, the colorful and addictive puzzle …
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Pre-loading is still on the way for Xbox One, Major Nelson has confirmed in a Reddit thread. This is the second such affirmation of the feature making its …
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The 13th title update for Happy Wars has been released. The upgrades and changes this time around include support items, which are consumables used to hasten the progress …
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External storage for the Xbox One is still on its way, confirmed Xbox’s Director of Programming, Larry Hyrb, who is commonly known by his moniker, Major Nelson. This …
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