Added: 19.07.2015 4:19 | 5 views | 0 comments


Engadget - With the announcement of the Wii U, everyone thought Nintendo was wrong. Hell, we thought Nintendo was out of touch, foolish and doomed for producing a gaming-focused, two-screen console that wouldn't be able to compete technologically with whatever Sony and Microsoft offered in the new generation. The most vocal players wanted better graphics, bigger games and more online experiences. The Wii U offered sub-standard graphics, convoluted online policies and a lineup of classic franchises that, in theory, could eventually show up on the console. By its launch in November 2012, the Wii U was a joke and its sales suffered.

Added: 18.07.2015 14:19 | 1 views | 0 comments


Microsoft Corporation is moving away from hardware in order to focus on the cloud and enterprise software. The firms focus was shown in stark relief in a recent release from the NPD on console sales in the month of June. The Xbox One is still falling behind, and the PS4 is building up quite a snowball effect that keeps it winning.

Added: 18.07.2015 13:19 | 8 views | 0 comments


Until recently, paying $250 for the Halo 5: Guardians Limited Collector's Edition would only get buyers a digital code to download the full Xbox One shooter, along with all the other physical extras. Now, Microsoft's 343 Industries studio has revealed that anyone who buys this version of the game will be able to exchange the digital game code for a physical disc version of Halo 5. Microsoft decided to offer this option after getting some notes from Halo fans: "When we last left off, we let you know that we had heard the feedback that some of you prefer a physical disc instead of a digital copy, and that we were exploring options. Today, we're able to confirm that for those who would like a physical disc, we'll provide an option for fans to exchange their digital copy for a physical copy at no additional cost. We'll get into details as we get closer to launch, and we'd like to once again thank you for the feedback."

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Xbox Ones backwards compatibility is a great feature, but is it killing the Xbox 360 sooner than expected?

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Xbox Ones backwards compatibility is a great feature, but is it killing the Xbox 360 sooner than expected?