Watch the unreleased South Park game discovered on an old Xbox console
Sadly, a lot of big game projects don’t ever make it through the development process. The first gameplay footage of one such lost title —...
Hands-on with the chaotic Warzone multiplayer mode for Halo 5: Guardians
Microsoft is banking that the Warzone multiplayer mode in Halo 5: Guardians will be one of the big attractions that brings players back to the...
Microsoft releases bleak Halo 5: Guardians television commercial
Microsoft debuted its Halo 5: Guardians television commercial debuted tonight on NBC Sunday Night Football today. It’s a bleak snippet, as it shows the reaction...
Weekend deals on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, & Wii U bundles (up to $40 off)
Need to pick up an 8th generation console such as the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, or Wii U? Here are the current solid bundle deals you should consider.
A decade later, the former chief Xbox officer revisits his critical decisions
Microsoft lost $5 billion to $7 billion on the original Xbox, launched in 2001. And it made billions of dollars on the Xbox 360....
Bullet Train’s virtual reality made me feel like Neo from ‘The Matrix’
LOS ANGELES — Bullet Train is the closest we’ve ever come to stepping into Neo’s shoes. The latest virtual reality demo from developer Epic Games captures...
Mighty No. 9 gets February release date
All robot masters better watch their metal butts this winter. Mighty No. 9 is due out February 9 in the Americas, according to developer...
King plans Candy Crush Saga weekend event to reward dedicated players
Candy Crush Saga is still one of the top-grossing mobile apps in the world, and publisher King is planning a weekend event to keep...
1.7M Twitch broadcasters have livestreamed 7.5B minutes of gaming content
Twitch is larger than ever. The game-broadcasting behemoth is holding its first ever convention this weekend in San Francisco, and it revealed some of the numbers behind its success. This includes a total of 1.7 million individuals who use the Twitch platform to livestream games.
Twitch ditching Flash for HTML 5 next year
Emmet Shear, chief executive officer of Twitch, announced that the game-livestreaming site will switch over fully from Flash to HTML 5 in the second quarter of 2016. With 1.7 million people broadcasting on Twitch, this is another blow for Flash, which is losing support across the Internet.