As Xbox 360 entertainment usage rises, Comcast’s Xfinity TV app spits on net neutrality
Using Comcast’s Xfinity TV app on Xbox Live won’t count against data caps for those that subscribe to Comcast’s internet service, according to the...
Sine Mora, a side-scrolling shooter for the masses (review)
Sine Mora inspires a certain amount of wondering about what a 2D shooter really needs in the way of production values. Does it need...
Xbox Live users report having their Achievements erased [update]
Update: An official spokesperson for Microsoft gave GamesBeat the following statement: We are aware that some Xbox LIVE members are having problems with their...
Steel Battalion Heavy Armor combines Kinect and controller commands (hands-on preview)
Steel Battalion Heavy Armor is one of the new hardcore games for the Xbox 360 which makes the daring design decision of using the...
Mass Effect 3 leaked online
Pirates have struck the Normandy again. Just two days before Mass Effect 3 is due to land in shops in the U.S., Electronic Arts’...
Xbox 360 gets HBO Go support just in time for Game of Thrones
HBO has added support for its HBO Go streaming service to Xbox 360, giving gamers yet another reason not to turn off their console...
Tips and tricks: Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
At the very beginning of the game you will be given the choice of four different “races,” which are basically just two elves or humans with varying skin colors. However, each race comes packing three racial bonuses, granting an immediate bump to specific skills.
The Simpsons Arcade takes us back to the bowling alley (review)
1991 was a good year for The Simpsons. Some all-time classic episodes aired, the series won a couple of Emmy awards, Bart Simpson t-shirts...
Review: How Final Fantasy XIII-2 saves the franchise…for now
2010’s Final Fantasy XIII may have sold well enough, but the perplexingly bad design decisions quickly made the title a bitter disappointment for many...
GamesBeat Giveaway: Quarrel (XBLA)
Originally released as Quarrel Deluxe on the iPhone and iPad in 2011, developer Denkei’s brave little word game saw release on Xbox Live Arcade...