Added: 22.04.2013 3:18 | 21 views | 0 comments


Some of the rumors surrounding Microsoft and the Xbox 720 haven't exactly been very flattering. Blocking used games, requiring an Internet connection to do anything? They've been bad enough that some gamers have already been convinced to jump ship and switch to Sony and the PS4.

Added: 20.04.2013 22:18 | 17 views | 0 comments


2P writes: Speaking of platform, we can talk about PS3, PS4 from Sony, Xbox 360 or maybe Xbox 720 from Microsoft, and the other kind of mobile and PC platform. If you concern about the game industry, you definitely should pay attention to the platform development, sales, transition and market and so forth. However, recently, due to the upswing of the mobile game among the players, many developers are flowing into the mobile market which makes some analysts a little frighten. So...

Added: 20.04.2013 19:18 | 78 views | 0 comments


Since Microsofts release of the original Xbox they have been a major player in the gaming industry. Microsofts presence in the gaming industry along with the Xbox 360 set the standard for games. Now that the next-gen consoles are on the horizon, will that stay the same?

Added: 20.04.2013 18:19 | 8 views | 0 comments


As Grand Theft Auto fans wait patiently for the next instalment there have been questions about whether GTA 5 will release on the Xbox 720 and Sony PS4, as this would be the ideal game to build up an install base on the next-gen consoles. While many gamers are looking at what Microsoft and Sony have to offer with their upcoming consoles some are suggesting that decisions might be made in accordance with specific exclusive games, although GTA 5 for next-gen consoles will make this a hard decision for fans of the series.

Added: 20.04.2013 13:18 | 16 views | 0 comments


VG Republic Writes: Dan Amrich, we as a gaming community have to thank you for confirming what we had a hunch was coming and were hoping for in the end, but your confirmation that we will see the next iteration of Call of Duty being revealed no later than E3 is like Christmas in June for many of us. Microsoft is partially thrilled, but on the other hand is somewhat disgusted with the fact that their biggest card was played so soon. Activision has joined forces with Microsoft more times than can be counted, so the thought that the next Call of Duty joining hands and walking to the stage with the Xbox 720 seems a likely pairing. For that very reason the thought that an edge might have been slightly lost when Amrich made his statement has to be frustrating, via his YouTube Channel and reported by CVG, but at the same time is quite satisfying to know that such a powerful force rests within the confines of your hand; it sure is easier to sleep at night knowing so. Bringing forth the next...

Added: 19.04.2013 18:18 | 59 views | 0 comments


GameZone's Matt Liebl writes, "It doesn't take a genius to realize Microsoft's expected next-Xbox event would be the perfect stage for Activision to announce the next installment of its popular first-person shooter franchise. Over the past few years the Xbox 360 has made itself the premiere platform for Call of Duty mostly because of the exclusive DLC agreement between Microsoft and Activision."

Added: 19.04.2013 12:18 | 26 views | 0 comments


GamerZines writes: In an exclusive interview with FirstLook Magazine, Firaxis' Dennis Shirk has revealed that there aren't any future plans to bring Civilization to consoles again, despite the lure of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox 720 lurking around the corner. Firaxis notably tried to bring their grand strategy series to consoles in 2008 with Civilization Revolution, but it seems the studio are hesitant to make the same jump in the future despite the recent multi-format success of XCOM: Enemy Unknown.

Added: 19.04.2013 8:18 | 16 views | 0 comments


By Gilda Galang Whether it's a coincidence or an upfront competitiveness, PS4 seems to be gearing up for a May reveal of the actual console, though its event may come in earlier compared to the Durango reveal that's predicted on May 21. PC Mag reports that a source that's familiar with Sony's marketing campaigns has plans for a big announcement. This will mean that Sony will have to create its own event, if it's not pushing its big reveal at the E3 in June. If the May reveal does take place, then this can mean that the E3 may feature more specs and demonstrations for the PS4. It can be a neck-and-neck competition on the reveal, not only with regard to the consoles' features and specs, but also with the impact that they may bring to the E3. If anything, it does make sense for both Sony and Microsoft to reveal their next-gen consoles before the E3 event, so that they can focus on showcasing the prowess of the PS4 and Xbox 720 when it comes to games.

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BY: SHUI TA The PS4 and Xbox 720 ports of the upcoming multiplatform video game, GTA 5, could be announced soon. According to a report by Gameranx on April 16, Take-Two Interactive will be holding an investor call event on May 16. Similar events in the past resulted in new game announcements as well as more details regarding the future plans of the company. You can check out some screens from the latest entry from the Grand Theft Auto series in the slideshow at the top of this article. Previous rumors and speculations suggest that GTA 5 is coming to the PS4 and Xbox 720. Rockstar Games, the publisher of the upcoming title, have only confirmed that the open-world action-adventure video game will be released for the PS3 and Xbox 360 current-generation consoles.