Xbox One

EA’s gone and made it official, Star Wars Battlefront is back.

With a roar from the crowd, the Rare faithful saw a classic fighter return to form.

Capcom’s Xbox One exclusive sequel to the open-world zombie hack and slash is looking mighty impressive with a whole city overrun with the undead.

Microsoft’s E3 2013 press conference was mostly Xbox One with a little Xbox 360 sprinkled in. Most importantly? It was almost all games.

The next entry in the Halo series has officially been confirmed for Xbox One, but is it Halo 5?

One of the most exciting Mech combat games in years arrives at E3. Check out the trailer after the break.

Ubisoft has released a brand new CGI trailer for its eagerly anticipated high-tech, next-gen action title Watch_Dogs today. The bad guys are about to get exposed.

This week is jam-packed with intensity: a review of Naughty Dog’s latest and greatest The Last of Us, a rundown of the goods (or bads?) or the Xbox One, and info on the new voice of Solid Snake in MGS5.

Microsoft quietly details what’s going on exactly.

Rhythm game masters and Rock Band creators Harmonix have joined up with the house of the mouse for a new take on a classic with Fantasia: Music Evolved.

Hey everyone, this week we’ve got some interesting stuff in the shape of ideas on how to reinvent the modern fps with CoD: Ghosts, 6 exclusive sequels that the new Xbox One needs, and some dissection of the new Sonic: Lost Word trailer.

The changing of the console guard has dealnews polling the gaming public at large about where their allegiances lie in the current generation and what they’re looking forward to most in the next.

Although independent game makers were more than a little bit put off by the Xbox One’s lack of direct support for Indies, it looks like that might not be 100% the case.

Techland’s newest title is a dark fantasy hack and slash called Hellraid. And while raiding hell doesn’t sound like a great idea, from the developer’s Q&A that’s just been released, it actually sounds like a pretty fun time.

So apparently internet gamer rage doesn’t count for much in the real world.

It’s not too big of a surprise, but Ubisoft confirmed that its biggest games of the upcoming Autumn/Holiday season will indeed be coming to the Xbox One.