Sushi News Roll: New Xbox Details Revealed
After months and months of speculation, Microsoft has finally spilled the beans on its latest console!
After months and months of speculation, Microsoft has finally spilled the beans on its latest console!
The original Xbox was released in 2001. Didn't we all think it was a silly name? And didn't we all doubt this 'computer' that Bill Gates' Microsoft was creating? There was no doubt in most gamers' minds that it would fail in the console war against Sony, Nintendo and Sega. Good thing Master Chief was there to save the day. And now, 12 years later, Microsoft is revealing it's third generation of Xbox. Live video of the reveal inside.
After Sony showcased the PlayStation 4 at a private event a few months ago, the company has been rather quiet about its upcoming next generation console. On Thursday however, Sony broke its silence, and delivered a new video detailing what makes the new DualShock 4 controller so special.
With so many major games coming out throughout the year, it can be daunting to try and keep track of which titles qualify as the Best Games of 2013. It's also easy to forget some of the year's earlier surprises by the time November and December roll around
Microsoft is discounting more games for one day only as part of its Xbox Live Spring Sale event.
If rumors and speculation are to be believed, the next Xbox and the PlayStation 4 will not be backwards compatible with downloadable games. That means any games bought on the Xbox 360 (XBLA or Games on Demand), will be stuck on our old consoles gathering dust. If that’s the case, then I will never buy a downloadable game from Microsoft ever again (and most likely Sony, too). In my eyes, these companies are violating an unwritten agreement with consumers that the games we buy should still work years into the future.
There are rumors that Microsoft will respond to Sony's PlayStation 4 announcement by holding an event of their own, in which they'll unveil the Xbox 720, the successor to the Xbox 360.
Were you a sucker like me and tuned in for the live stream of the Sony's Playstation 4 announcement only to be disappointed in not actually getting to see the console? If you did or didn't, this short three minute video tells you everything you everything you need to know in a very hilarious manner.
Tonight at 6PM EST/3PM PST Sony will be hosting the PlayStation Meeting, and you can watch it live with us from the comfort of your own home.
Valentine's Day is coming, and many gamers are going to want to spend some quality time with their significant others. But once the wine's been poured, and you're too full from dinner, you'll probably want something to do as a couple, and what better activity than video games? Here we've rounded up 10 of the best games to play with your sweetheart, games that are about having quick, easy fun with someone you dig
In the '90s you couldn't walk five feet without tripping over a beat 'em up game. Often when a video game genre becomes oversaturated, you end up with mostly stinkers. Not so with the beat 'em up, no sir! It seemed that, the more their popularity grew, the more inventive they became. Soon you had six player X-Men games, babies piloting robot suits along side ninjas, mummies, and commandos, and the freaking Simpsons, of all things. But of all these fantastically fun beat 'em ups, two franchises stuck out as the kings -- Streets of Rage and Final Fight. Now we're pitting these two in a final fight, of sorts, to determine which face-punching, pile-driving, two-player badguy-beatdown-fest is the best.