Tag Archives: Xbox One

The final assortment of songs have been officially announced for Mad Catz and Harmonix’ Rock Bad revival.

So, somehow we missed this one, but Turtle Beach’s newest branded headset is just what the Force ordered.

My time in Mad Max was spent making more enemies than friends, collecting car parts like they were jiggies in Banjo Kazooie, and driving around like some kind of deranged Dale Earnhardt (no I don’t watch Nascar, and no I’m not a redneck).

Disney’s tentpole game returns for another round, and with its best version yet.

In the first of what’s to be a series of videos, get to know the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. traits that you’ll need to survive in Fallout 4’s vast wasteland.

The newest controller from peripheral-maker Power A, the Fusion Pro looks to perfect Xbox One gaming, with a little added flashiness of course.

Some more hard rock was announced this week for inclusion in Guitar Hero Live.

NetherRealm’s gory brawler is about to get a quartet of new fighters with a fresh round of DLC for Mortal Kombat X.

You bet there’ll be some neat little incentives to pre-order Activision and Platinum Games’ new Transformers title, Devastation. Before we get into the extras though, how about a word from the voice of Optimus Prime himself, Peter Cullen?

Tiered pre-orders are a pretty new concept, so it’s apropos that that’s the scheme that will accompany Deus Ex: Mankind Divided.

Want to get another look at The Taken King in action? Then make your calendar and tune in tomorrow to the latest livestream.

The stunning intro segment for Halo 5: Guardians has been released by Microsoft, and it’s a beyond beautiful look at one of the Spartan teams you’ll be playing as heading into battle.

The Force will be with this beta test.

Waiting for Resident Evil Zero to get it’s re-release? Want a physical copy of the original title that just got all HD-ified? Then it’s your lucky day.

Continuing the story of Eliot Ness (yes, that Eliot Ness) Blues and Bullets is a gritty, black and white, noire adventure loaded up with action and an unexpectedly creepy plot.

Ready to add a second screen to your Metal Gear Solid V experience? Then you’re going to want the companion app from Konami.