ROUNDTABLE'D! Game characters red-ring the Xbox One!
It's the best thing since the invention of trees -- the Xbox One! But its immaculate perfection won't stop our panel of iconic game characters from ripping it an even bigger One.
GamesBeat’s Favorite Skyrim Mods #9: Dwemer Mechanical Mounts & Followers
The lands of Skyrim are peppered with ancient Dwemer ruins overrun by aggressive mechanical enemies, but thanks to another mod by gg77, you can now add a little steampunk to your arsenal. The self-explanatory Summon Dwemer Mechanical Mounts and Followers mod changes Skyrim so you can call a Dwarven Horse, Spider, Centurion, or Sphere to your side.
Deal with it: Xbox One requires an Internet connection
Microsoft won't talk specifics of how it works, but the Xbox One definitely needs Internet to function.
Microsoft Store offers $10 credit in return for Xbox One email signups
Microsoft Store attempts to entice preorder demand on the Xbox One with a freebie $10 store-wide credit offer.
Your Xbox Live Arcade games don't work on Xbox One
The Xbox 360's digital-game library won't migrate to the Xbox One.
GameStop president Tony Bartel's first impressions of the Xbox One
GameStop president Tony Bartel spoke with GamesBeat about the importance of the used games market and his excitement for next-gen consoles from Microsoft and Sony before the end of the year.
Diablo III players collectively burned 4.7B calories (infographic)
To celebrate Diablo III's first year, Blizzard compiled a bunch of fun player stats into an infographic. Who knew you could lose some (infinitesimal amount of) weight by playing an action-RPG?
Xbox One increases your Xbox Live friends cap to 1,000
Microsoft definitely wants to make sure you always have a friend online. The company announced through its official Xbox Support Twitter account that it will allow for up to 1,000 friends on Xbox Live.
Xbox One trailer roundup: See the system, games, and more
All of the videos from today's Xbox One event.
Xbox One & Azure cloud computing: A match made in heaven
One aspect of the new Xbox One really gets me fired up: Game developers should now be able to use Microsoft Azure's cloud computing platform to make games more powerful than ever.