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Take A Look at the New Xbox 360 Super Slim

06/10/2013

Microsoft’s Xbox 360 Super Slim – Still Their Best Console, Now Slimmer-er. Er. So as already mentioned, Microsoft today announced a brand new Xbox 360 Super Slim model. So far we have scant details on what that entails. We do, however, have a picture of the box the 4GB model comes in. No word on,…
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Microsoft Shits the Bed: $499 Xbox One. Oh, and Halo

06/10/2013

Xbox One Price is Ready to Pounce on your Pocketbook Microsoft announced Xbox One’s new Halo game, but bizarrely, it doesn’t say anything about being Halo 5, just “Halo.” What does that mean? Who knows. Apparently it involves a desert and a big, dusty robot spaceship thingy. We’ll see if this is a new Halo,…
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Xbox One: All About Games (As Long As They’re Not Used)

06/10/2013

Seems like it is All About the Games with little to nothing about the Xbox One I’ve been looking forward to the Microsoft E3 2013 press conference in the hopes that MS would shed more light on the many unanswered questions about their next gen. console. What could be a major mistake, with very little exception, is…
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Xbox Live Gold Goes Console-Wide

06/10/2013

Changes to Xbox Live Gold on Xbox One Microsoft has announced that Xbox Live Gold will now be console-wide for Xbox One. This allows anyone with an account on your Xbox One to play games and use online features that have traditionally been reserved for individual Xbox Live Gold accounts. Unfortunately, this feature was not…
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Ryse: Son of Rome Xbox One Exclusive

06/10/2013

New Xbox One Exclusive – Ryse: Son of Rome Ryse: Son of Rome looks to offer a combination of strategy and third person combat with very detailed graphics. Looks sort of like if God of War met up with…I dunno, Age of Empires, maybe, but all in third person. Microsoft announced that this will be…
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Xbox One Kinect: Only Peeping If You Want It To

06/06/2013

Microsoft’s Xbox One Kinect Can Be Turned Off If Being Watched Doesn’t Turn You On I will be the first to admit that I’m a bit of a privacy freak. I don’t like to be the center of attention. And I sure as hell don’t want to be watched while I do anything. But with that acknowledged,…
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Xbox One: Used Games Sorta OK.

06/06/2013

Microsoft’s Xbox One Used Games Snafu Now Just a Sna. You probably heard: Microsoft’s May 21st of the Xbox One, which many had hoped would be their moment of triumph, actually blew up spectacularly in their face. Part of that was due to the absurd choice to focus almost the entire conference on Xbox One’s…
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Microsoft’s Xbox One Game Licensing Revealed

06/06/2013

Xbox One Shares Digital Generously–Physical, Not So Much Microsoft has announced via Xbox Wire exactly what the Xbox One’s software policies will be. Surprisingly, they aren’t as bad as everyone feared, but they also are a step backward from what we enjoy today. Perhaps most interestingly of all, though, is that Microsoft has tried to ensure they…
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Watch Joss Whedon Talk Much Ado About Nothing

06/05/2013

Shakespeare And Joss Whedon Should Have Been A Couple As much as I love Kenneth Branagh’s version of Much Ado About Nothing, I have to admit that Joss Whedon’s version really has me excited. Part of that is, of course, simply because so many of the great casts he’s used in his various series’ over…
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Windows 8.1: Microsoft Demos New Features

06/05/2013

A Huge Revision, Windows 8.1 Improves Boldly Nobody would blame you for being shocked at the speed with which Microsoft has put together some huge changes for Windows 8.1. Given that major revisions of an OS have typically taken Microsoft between three and six years, it’s particularly impressive that they’ve not only managed to make…
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