Microsoft is already planning a dozen more updates for Xbox One in 2015
Xbox boss Phil Spencer confirms the company will continue with monthly updates in 2015.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare suffering download problems on Xbox One
Players are reporting a variety of problems trying to download Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare on Xbox One (check out our review). A significant number of players are complaining that the digital download for the futuristic military first-person shooter freezes and never finishes loading on their console.
VoodooPC founder Rahul Sood resigns from Microsoft to start his own company
Rahul Sood, the high-profile founder of VoodooPC and more recently the general manager of Microsoft Ventures, has resigned to start his own company dubbed Unikrn. Sood founded VoodooPC as a boutique seller of custom-made gaming computers.
PS4 versus Xbox One: Microsoft outspends Sony on TV advertising
The PlayStation 4 is outselling the Xbox One, but Microsoft is striving to keep the race close. Microsoft has spent more than $47 million...
Sunset Overdrive's crazy style is a gleeful blend of Tony Hawk Pro Skater and combat (review)
One of Microsoft's biggest Xbox One exclusives for the holidays has plenty of style and wild action to match.
The DeanBeat: Be sure to make some time for the best games of the fall
Forget GamerGate. Let's get back to playing games.
Microsoft sees Surface revenue soar to $908M in Q1 2015, Xbox console sales grow 102%
At its very core, Microsoft is a software company. Yet these hardware results are nothing to dismiss.
ESL follows up Xbox One streaming app with Halo: The Master Chief Collection tournament
Microsoft is using e-sports to promote its new shooter, since the tournament will take place a few days before the game hits the public.
Microsoft releases final Kinect SDK 2.0 and starts accepting Kinect apps in the Windows Store
Microsoft today released the final Kinect for Windows SDK 2.0, which you can download now for free directly from Microsoft.com. The launch means developers...
Game sales will reach $100B later than expected despite strong showings from PS4 and Xbox One
A certain kind of player isn't buying console games anymore, and that's going to slow down games sales.