Xbox One’s reputation scoring system takes effect this month
Xbox One knows if you've been naughty, and it knows if you've been nice.
Microsoft open-sources MS-DOS. ’80s kids dance in the streets
This story takes me right back to 1987, hanging out on the living room floor, futzing with floppy disks and command prompts and the original version of King's Quest.
Microsoft’s game studio chief Phil Spencer defends the Xbox One launch strategy
Phil Spencer says that Microsoft is learning and adapting as it fights the console war.
Adam Orth: Internet toxicity’s effect on the game industry is ‘very real and very dangerous’
SAN FRANCISCO — Adam Orth knows that he made a terrible mistake last April when he tweeted that he didn’t understand the controversy about always-online...
‘Xbox One will see improved performance’ with DirectX 12, according to Microsoft
DirectX 12 is coming in a preview form later this year. It will give developers more control over the rendering power of the Xbox One as well as PC gaming rigs.
Microsoft dev boss ‘fully expects’ to see more Xbox One games in 1080p
The improvements will come as studios get more familiar with the hardware.
Microsoft’s game exec Phil Harrison explains how Xbox One will catch the PlayStation 4 (interview)
Microsoft executive addresses the question of whether Xbox One can catch up in the console battle.
Titanfall for Xbox 360 now coming in April, not March
We still haven't seen Titanfall in action for the Xbox 360. EA says it is "fantastic" but that it also needs more time.
Xbox One heading to Japan, Sweden, and 24 other countries in September
Microsoft will detail specific launches around the world on a local level in late April.
Xbox One architect Marc Whitten leaves Microsoft
The Xbox One designer is joining consumer-electronics company Sonos as its chief product officer.
