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"Gamescom begins next week in Cologne. In recent years, the event has earned something of a reputation as the European E3, with major announcements from Sony, Microsoft and various third parties making the headlines. Indeed, last year's event drew in 335,000 attendees versus E3's 48,900 a fact closely associated with its open-doors policy regarding public entry. It's a large event, and being so close to the hectic winter release window, Gamescom is a big deal in the industry. It seems strange, then, that Sony won't be delivering a conference at this year's event, leaving the floor open for Microsoft to capitalize. Is this a dangerous move on Sony's part? There's a lot to consider before this question can be answered. -- PlayStation Enthusiast

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Microsoft's Hololens is one of the most anticipated piecese of technology currently in development. While Microsoft has...

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Before Rare started making games for Microsoft and reviving some classics for platforms outside of Nintendo's systems, they had another title planned for release on the N64 or possibly GameCube... it would have been called Velvet Dark, a spin-off to the popular FPS on the N64, Perfect Dark.

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"Gamescom begins next week in Cologne. In recent years, the event has earned something of a reputation as the European E3, with major announcements from Sony, Microsoft and various third parties making the headlines. Indeed, last year's event drew in 335,000 attendees versus E3's 48,900 a fact closely associated with its open-doors policy regarding public entry. It's a large event, and being so close to the hectic winter release window, Gamescom is a big deal in the industry. It seems strange, then, that Sony won't be delivering a conference at this year's event, leaving the floor open for Microsoft to capitalize. Is this a dangerous move on Sony's part? There's a lot to consider before this question can be answered. -- PlayStation Enthusiast

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Microsoft's Hololens is one of the most anticipated piecese of technology currently in development. While Microsoft has...

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Try out the original 3D Pinball game from Microsoft and see how much you can score

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Chas Boyd was invited to speak at Intel's Buzz Workshop in San Francisco this summer. Intel kindly shared this talk with us so we can share it with you. We hope you enjoy this new-to-DirectX video. Brought to you from Microsoft Graphics Education Channel on youtube