So you’re interested in the Xbox One, but you’re not sure you want to plunk down $499 for the next-gen console. Today, a new contest was announced that’s co-sponsored by Mountain Dew, Doritos and Xbox that will offer thousands of Xbox One consoles in a massive giveaway at the system’s launch. So massive is the […]
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Microsoft in its E3 media briefing said the Xbox One will release “this November” for $499, and Sony indicated in its E3 media briefing that the PlayStation 4 (PS4) will release “this holiday” for $399. Neither company announced a specific release date for its respective console, but did one of their valued partners accidentally release
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Microsoft came out swinging this morning in announcing the Xbox One will ship this November for $499, and pre-orders immediately began populating web and retail outlets worldwide. The only problem was that almost all of them involved a bundled package, which increases the price considerably — a facet many gamers may be particularly averse to
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The first-person parkour and combat game Mirror’s Edge gained an immediate following in 2008 when DICE, the developers of the Battlefield franchise, worked with EA to release it early in the lifecycle of the current console generation. Today at EA’s E3 2013 press conference, the two companies announced that Mirror’s Edge 2 is being developed
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When clarifying its Xbox One used-game policy, Microsoft seemed to send a troubling message to the very customers who made it the current-gen console sales leader. If customers can only resell games “at participating retailers,” can no longer rent games (link) and may be banned from loaning games to more than one friend, will we
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Microsoft’s Xbox One reveal press conference a few weeks ago hinted at some new games in the Halo series, and as we sit here waiting for the Xbox E3 2013 media briefing to kick off, we’re pleased to report that a new Halo game for Xbox One may make a very public appearance in a
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We had the good fortune to party with Disney Interactive on Sunday night, just two days before E3, to learn more about Disney Infinity and take a walk through the in-game worlds of The Lone Ranger (revealed late last week) and Monsters University. Before the event, Disney was generous enough to let us watch the
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Microsoft clarified its Xbox One used-game policy in the days leading up to E3, causing quite a stir among gamers. From games not working if the console hasn’t connected to the internet in 24 hours (link) to only being able to pass along a game to one friend (link), to the ability to only resell
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Having thoroughly enjoyed the Skylanders games, I (and millions of other gamers) are eager to see more of Disney Infinity at E3 next week. Disney Interactive obviously knows this, so today they released the first details about the Lone Ranger play set for Disney Infinity, which is set to release in August. Disney Infinity is
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One of our most-anticipated already-announced games going into E3 is Dying Light, an Xbox One and PlayStation 4 (PS4) FPS survival-horror game slated to release in 2014. In addition to its next-gen versions, Dying Light will also have an Xbox 360, PS3 and PC counterpart. Today, Warner Bros. Interactive and Techland released the E3 trailer
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