Now that you've had time to digest everything Microsoft spat out last night, and the PS4 launch that, well, didn't even show us a box, what do you think? Early impressions here folks -- who's got your money right now? Xbox One or PS4? Read More >>
Featured comment by MojoPin:
"PS4 by a country mile for me. Have been a 360 user for many years but the service has been getting worse and worse whilst Sony's seems to be going fro..." More »
Microsoft just announced that it's going to fill us in on the next Xbox, alias Durango, alias Nextbox, on May 21st. The event will take place at Microsoft's home base in Redmond, Washington, but streamed on Spike TV. Read More >>
The overbearing DRM rumours continue to swirl around the next generation Xbox. Kotaku has it from two separate sources that you will indeed need a persistent internet connection, both to start the game and to continue playing it. You'll also need to be quick on the reboot trigger if your connection dies. Read More >>
Featured comment by sg1969:
"So in order to just play a game on the next xbox, you have to:
1. Pay for the console
2. pay for an internet connection
3. Pay for xbox live (not..." More »
Just like Sony's rumoured to be looking into, a report from gaming mag Edge Online has it that Microsoft's going to require you to have a persistent internet connection on your next-gen Xbox to play games, just like some really crap PC DRM. It's also going to block you playing used games too. Thanks Microsoft. Read More >>
Featured comment by potiwilm:
"basically, not matter whoever makes the best console on paper, whichever one, if any, decides not to go ahead with blocking used games will win the ne..." More »
How does an 8-core 1.6GHz chip backed by a 768-thread-packing GPU in your Xbox sound? Apparently the Xbox 720, or whatever it ends up getting called, will boast 1.2 teraflops of processing power. Those gun-toting scumbags are never going to look so real when you blow their heads clean-off with your Barrat .50 cal. Read More >>
A Chinese case manufacturer is showing what looks to be an iPhone 5 in their product shots. It looks like the white 3D prototype we published a while back — complete with its new 19-pin dock port. But could this really be a unit smuggled out of Foxconn's factory? Read More >>
Featured comment by josephck:
"Well, it's clearly not going to look like the render if it looks like the one in the case - the headphone jack is on the opposite side..." More »
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