Added: 22.06.2015 3:20 | 13 views | 0 comments


Microsoft announced backwards compatibility for the Xbox One at its E3 press conference, and preview members are already enjoying it with a number of Xbox 360 of games. The PS4 might never have the same feature, and this article explains why and what Sony could do to work around the issue.

Added: 21.06.2015 21:16 | 0 views | 0 comments


GI: At Microsoft's press conference, the brand-new original IP, ReCore was revealed for the first time. The Xbox One exclusive teams Keiji Inafune and his studio, Comcept, with Armature, and Microsoft Studios. We spoke with Inafune and Armature's Mark Pacini to learn more about the project, the canceled Mega Man Legends 3, and the team's connection to Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night.

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TechDaring: "Since the console's release, things haven't seemingly developed as Microsoft might have imagined. Thats mainly because most gamers have selected the PS4 as their console of choice."

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Gabe Carey, Bill Thomas, Olivia LeClair, and newly-added regular cast member Simon ONeill gather to discuss every E3 2015 conference that took place last week. Run time: 45 min. 41 sec. Topics covered in this week's audio episode: -What games are [the Benign Gamescast crew] playing? -Microsoft E3 review -Ubisoft, EA E3 review -Sony E3 review -Nintendo E3 review -Square Enix E3 review

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Microsoft recently asked XBox gamers to vote for the games they want to see made backwards compatible. Everyone voted. More specifically, everyone voted for FPSs. Is that really the only type of game we want to see made backwards compatible? FPSs? Nothing else?

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Brent Writes - With E3 2015 officially in the books, I have to say that I was fing floored by Microsoft and Xbox this year. Having attended multiple years and met some fantastic people, I can honestly say that this year made me have very high hopes for the company and its gamers. What better way though to celebrate such a fantastic showing than with a series of awards that to me mean a lot but to the real world, mean absolutely nothing? You may disagree with these awards but most importantly I want to hear what YOU think and YOUR ratings! Ahem, here we go.