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A report carried out by an American market research company claims that by the year 2020 the majority of console and PC gamers will have switched to mobile/tablet gaming.

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Sony reveals their E3 conference plans and NPD rates Xbox One the highest selling console for the month of April. Plus Mortal Kombat X top's the charts Guillermo Del Toro talks Silent Hills.

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IM PLAYIN discuss the pending release of The Elder Scrolls Online. "I cant wait for the Elder Scrolls Online game to hit our consoles. It feels like Ive been waiting forever, but the day is almost upon us! Here are my four reasons for being so excited!"

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Game Cheats: In the overworld map (not throughout struggles), press the Console key (Backspace by Default) and type...

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Console RPG fans are going to want to clear their schedule later this year...

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Larian Studios is bringing the critically acclaimed RPG to PS4 and Xbox One with a bunch of new content.

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Microsoft's Xbox One was the number one selling console during the month of April in the United States.

According to the latest NPD report, new-gen hardware sales continue to outperform that of their prior-gen counterparts. "After 18 months on the market for Xbox One and PS4, we are seeing cumulative hardware sales over 50 percent higher than the combined sales of Xbox 360 and PS3 at the same point in their lifecycles." With regard to Microsoft's stellar performance last month, corporate marketing VP Mike Nichols said, "As the best-selling console in the U.S. in April, fans set record April sales and engagement for Xbox One last month," noting that Xbox One console sales jumped up 63 percent versus April 2014. Additionally, Xbox Live's global user base grew in size by 24 percent. PlayStation 4 is still the overall leader in lifetime sales by a fair margin. Do you think Microsoft will be able to slowly catch up and perhaps even surpass the seemingly unstoppable PS4? Related Reading: Xbox One-Exclusive IP Reveal Coming at E3 Xbox E3 2015 Briefing Announced Gears of War Remaster Footage Leaked