Xbox One

Microsoft has announced that 18 days since it was released, the next-gen Xbox One console has sold over 2 million units. Yusuf Mehdi, Corporate Vice President of Strategy and Marketing, stated that “demand is far exceeding supply in the 13 countries we’ve launched and we are sold out at retailers around the world.” Microsoft also released an interesting infographic to celebrate the launch of the Xbox One highlighting the achievements in some of the first party titles released on the system.

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Halo: Spartan Assault, the twin-stick shooter set in the Halo Universe and previously exclusive to Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8, is headed to Xbox One on December 24, …
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Yukio Futatsugi, the director of the Xbox One exclusive Crimson Dragon, has announced that the team behind it listened to the feedback given by players and reviewers prior to …
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Later tonight at 8pm ET, Microsoft will release a system update for the Xbox One. This is the first required update post launch of the Xbox One.

According …
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Peggle 2 brings the utterly wacky style and addictive fun from the original game to the Xbox One. While our full review won’t be up for a couple more …
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When the dust settled on PS4’s first day, a massive one million units had been sold. To put that in perspective, the previous launch-day console sales record was held …
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There has been a veritable whirlwind of excitement, controversy and anticipation surrounding the release of Microsoft’s latest video game console since it was unveiled back in May. Microsoft has had to backpedal on unpopular policies regarding digital rights management and limitations placed on used games, but the electric feeling that surrounds every console launch has truly never wavered.

Despite some of the unpopular choices made by Microsoft, the Xbox One remains at its core not only a capable gaming machine, but also an all-around entertainment hub. The real question, then, is how to justify its $500 price tag: a $100 premium over the PS4.

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Microsoft have vowed to help disappointed Xbox One owners whose consoles have arrived broken. Faults include noisy and broken Blu-ray disk drives that in the worst case scenario will …
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Now that the craziness from the launch of two exciting consoles in the course of two weeks has finally abated, I wanted to take the time to let our …
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Hey everyone. With Xbox One now out on the market, its new friends and follow system is here. Back in May, Microsoft confirmed the friend cap, originally 100 on Xbox 360, would be raised to 1,000 total friends. In addition, fellow gamers can now follow other gamers without actually friending each other, thanks to the allowance of an infinite amount of follows and followers. How does the follower system work exactly? Let’s break it down.

Say there is Person A and Person B. Person A chooses to follow Person B, thus Person B has one more follower. If Person B decides to follow Person A back, then Person A and Person B have now just become friends.

Much like how some of you may follow our staff on Twitter, we thought we’d share some of our staff’s gamertags with those readers who are picking up the Xbox One. We feel that having you follow our staff will not only strengthen our relationship to our awesome community, but also better coordinate future community playdates, allow for bragging to each other about our leaderboard standings and so forth. So, here’s a few of our gamertags to follow:

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