Added: 17.08.2015 10:18 | 9 views | 0 comments


You may have been used to seeing Square Enix bringing Call of Duty games to Japan, but this time Sony Computer Entertainment Japan Asia and Microsoft have decided to take matters into their own hands and publish Call of Duty: Black Ops III for the PS4/PS3 and for Xbox One/Xbox 360 respectively in the archipelago on the rising sun.

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Stu at Sushimonster85 writes 'Its a three man cast this week, as John recovers from a stag party. Stu, Mucker, and Al reconvene to ponder the important issues. Like, just why did Dominic Monaghan leave Lost, and what is the Mandela Effect. Among all this, we find time to talk about Everybodys Gone to the Rapture, the new Pro Evolution Soccer demo, and more Wasteland 2. Al finds himself on the verge of Xbox One ownership, whilst its Metal Gear Solid V, and its ample use of the fulton recovery system that has Mucker tempted. We also discuss Gamescom, Microsoft went big, but was it big enough?'

Added: 16.08.2015 22:18 | 18 views | 0 comments


PlayStation is winning. There is no doubt about it. In all likelihood the Sony console is 10 million units ahead of Microsofts Xbox One. Now, Xbox isnt doing badly, not by any stretch of the imagination, but PlayStation 4 for whatever reason is just doing crazy numbers. It has already out sold both the original Xbox and Nintendos GameCube. But will any of this change come autumn? Will any of this change when Xbox unleash their hefty line up of exclusives while PlayStation unleash well, nothing really. Autumn is looking pretty bare for Sony, while Microsoft has Rise of the Tomb Raider (timed exclusive), Gears of War: Ultimate Edition, Forza and Halo 5. PlayStation has maybe, possibly, No Mans Sky but really even that probably wont come out this year. The real question is will any of this have an effect? Or at least one that is substantial?

Added: 16.08.2015 19:18 | 10 views | 0 comments


DF: Ultimately, it's difficult to pass judgment on this feature. It's still early days for Windows 10 and it's entirely possible that we'll see improvements made to the streaming functionality over time. It's also difficult to judge a networked solution such as this using a small sample size. We tested game streaming on two separate networks, one of which is using a relatively high-end router, and the results were similar. Yet, there is video evidence out there of other users enjoying relatively smooth experiences in comparison. Our experience wasn't great but that doesn't mean others won't fare better. Seeing that this is a free feature included with Windows 10 it certainly doesn't hurt to try it - just don't expect a class-leading experience for now. The few moments we experienced where Xbox One streaming worked flawlessly proved that the tech is capable of delivering - we just hope that Microsoft can iron out the issues and get this feature working to the full extent of its pote...

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PlatinumGames upcoming, Scalebound, will be a great move to silence people who previously criticized Xbox for a lack of role-playing games

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Dylan Brown, developer and creator of Caffeine from Incandescent Imaging, spoke on the game's inspiration, performance and development issues. One of those mentioned on development is how DX12 is providing a huge performance boost on Microsoft dev kits.

Added: 16.08.2015 0:18 | 9 views | 0 comments


Mainland Europe has always been pretty much a PlayStation stronghold, and Microsoft has struggled considerably during the current generation in establishing a solid spearhead there, but things are improving according to Xbox EMEA Social Marketing Manager Graeme Boyd.

Added: 15.08.2015 20:18 | 37 views | 0 comments


NGN: Microsoft announced at E3 just two months ago that they would be releasing a collection of games developed by Rare in the extensive and celebratory Rare Replay. It felt a little strange, since ardent fans of the developer have voiced their frustrations with Microsofts handling of the studio over the last few years. Rare might be back in action with their new Sea of Thieves coming in the not-too-distant future, but this nostalgic collection tells a story of the companys past. While not every game is a must-play, the highlights make this package worth your money.

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Microsoft has just announced that it will be bringing an Xbox One 1TB FIFA 16 Bundle to North America this September. This comes as a surprise, not only because FIFA bundles are typically reserved for Europe, but the announcement arrives on the heels of a similar Madden NFL 16 Bundle reveal. Sports fans have a serious decision to make.