Microsoft, Dell, HP, Intel, and Lenovo launch massive ‘PC Does What?’ advertising campaign
Microsoft, Dell, HP, Intel, and Lenovo today announced a six-week marketing campaign called “PC Does Whaaat?!” that will run in the U.S. and China....
HoloLens hits the road to convince developers that augmented reality is the future
Augmented and virtual reality equipment is often something you have to try to believe in, and Microsoft knows this. That’s probably why it’s preparing...
Xbox boss admits PlayStation 4 has a ‘huge lead’ — but gamers, not ‘beating Sony,’ is his focus
PlayStation 4 is one of the fastest-selling consoles of all time, and Microsoft knows it. But the person in charge of the Xbox division...
Xbox chief wants Xbox 360 games to work on PC
Microsoft has already done some magical work to get Xbox 360 games running on its Xbox One system, but now the company wants to...
How to unlock Cortana in the new Xbox One experience preview
Cortana isn’t officially coming to Xbox One until 2016, but some of you can try it out right now. Some gamers were bummed to...
Hands-on with the new Xbox One experience — see what’s different
Cortana isn’t officially in this build of the New Xbox One Experience, but you can unlock it. Here’s our how-to guide. The Xbox One...
Minecraft Story Mode asks its young audience to care about narrative
Do young gamers want stories? Telltale Games is about to find out. The first episode of Minecraft Story Mode is out next week, but fully...
Sony cuts price of PlayStation 4 to $350
Sony has cut the price of the PlayStation 4 video game console to $350. The $50 price cut was anticipated as Microsoft is also...
Hands-on with Microsoft’s Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book
Microsoft today unveiled the Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book, the company’s flagship Windows 10 computers. As their names imply, the former is an...
Minecraft gets Mario 64-like flying powerup
Yesterday, a Minecraft developer teased that the PC version was getting a secret feature inspired by Super Mario 64. Today, Minecraft lead developer Jens Bergensten revealed that flying is coming to Minecraft — and it’s going to work a lot like the wing cap did in Nintendo’s 3D-platforming classic.