Zumba Dance Craze Reaches Next Gen With Zumba Fitness World Party
Zumba's dance fitness craze has reached critical mass and will be coming both the Wii U and Xbox One.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Microsoft Promises Support For Indie Developers On Xbox One
After a non-existant showing of indie games at the Xbox One reveal, Microsoft promises support for the small guys.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Sony's PS4 May Or May Not Have Used Game DRM
After the backlash from Microsoft's used game policy with the Xbox One, rumors are hinting that Sony's PS4 may not be far behind.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Shadow Warrior Gettting Remake From Devolver Digital
A 1997 PC classic is being brought back to life for a new generation of gamers.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Microsoft Fighting For Xbox One Domain Name
While they fight back the backlash from gamers, Microsoft is also hard at work to secure the website for its new console.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Destiny To Showcase Gameplay At E3
Bungie's "shared world" shooter gets a new live action and CG trailer that points to E3 for the first look at gameplay.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Mirror's Edge and Dead Island Come Together In Techland's Dying Light
Warner Bros and Techland add some parkour to their zombie slaying in their new title, Dying Light, coming to nearly all systems.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Xbox One Requires More Than You Think
The Xbox One may be a lot friendlier than the early rumors reported, but there are still a number of items you will need for consistent use of the system.
, by Nathan Hermanson
The Games Behind Xbox One
XBOX One is here, but what are they bringing with them on the gaming front is a bit light.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Xbox One Revealed: All-In-One Entertainment System
Microsoft has officially joined Sony in the next generation race. At a special Microsoft press conference, the company announced the XBOX One.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Sony Reveals First Look At Sony PlayStation 4 Console
It's blurry, and there's not much there, but it is the PS4 console.
, by John Gaudiosi
Internal Microsoft Email Debunks Always-Online Xbox
An email obtained by Ars Technica, holds a conversation between all full-time employees working on the next Xbox" debunks rumors of the console requiring a constant Internet connection.
, by Alex Martinet