Tag Archives: Xbox One

Ubisoft has released a brand new trailer for the very impressive looking Assassin’s Creed IV at the Gamescom trade show that’s currently running in Europe. It’s a pirates life for Edward Kenway.

EA and Respawn Entertainment’s Titanfall is looking pretty spectacular in this new gameplay trailer from out of Gamescom. At this point, combat outside one of the title mechs is looking almost as much fun as riding inside one.

Bungie gives gamers a little bit of a closer look at Destiny and where it’s headed.

Activision announced a quartet of new Skylanders today for the upcoming Swap Force including a pair of new ‘core’ characters.

For a racing game, EA’s newest Need for Speed looks like it has a whole lot of action.

If you weren’t excited for LEGO Marvel Superheroes before, this new trailer should do it.

The newest trailer for the third Dragon Age title Inquisition debuted at the European game show and details a little more of what fans can expect from the upcoming RPG.

Some brand new Battlefield 4 Premium and multiplayer news charged out of EA’s Gamescom press conference today.

The blog series known as the Road to Battlefield 4 rolls on with a look at the game’s ‘Field’ upgrade system and just how you can tweak your equipment to switch up your role in combat as you play.

Game of Thrones fans should be pretty happy with the news that Tywin Lannister himself will lending his deep and commanding tones to the upcoming third The Witcher game.

EA is making things personal in Need for Speed Rivals and giving players the tools to customize their rides.

Next-gen multiplayer gaming to the sweet, sweet sounds of Eminem.

Monsters, of course, come in all shapes and sizes.

The big reveal of the multiplayer mode for Activision and Infinity Ward’s latest Call of Duty blockbuster is tomorrow, check out the reveal as it happens.

There might not be a bunch of huge differences between the Xbox 360’s control pad and the Xbox One’s, but there are some marked improvements and a few things that you can’t see just by looking at the new pad.

Microsoft’s running alterations to the forthcoming Xbox 360 successor continue with news that the next-gen box will have a headset packed in after all and won’t need Kinect attached to run.