"We have to make sure we make the right game at the right time with the right feature sets.".
Worried about Rainbow 6: Patriots, the tactical shooter reboot Ubisoft announced back in 2011? Worry not... quite as much. The publisher's senior vice president of sales and marketing Tony Key has reassured IGN that the project is still a goer, but declined to discuss its status in depth.
But cautions "we still have a lot of decisions to make in our own architecture".
As one of Xbox One's exclusive launch titles, Forza Motorsport 5 is the most obvious showcase of the platform's capabilities, including its cloud computing support. Microsoft has made much of the ability to farm out tasks to servers, with hardware incubation & prototyping boss Jeff Henshaw alleging that the feature effectively boosts Xbox One's specs "by the equivalent of three Xbox Ones in the cloud".
Cliffy B in fighting mood on Twitter.
Former Epic Games man and Gears of War co-creator Cliff Bleszinski has taken the internet at large to task over used and rented games, arguing that modern console blockbusters are simply too expensive to exist in a market where consumers can trade in their purchases.
"Because that would be boring, right?".
DICE's Patrick Bach has spoken up to reassure Battlefront fans that the studio won't just churn out a Battlefield clone set in the Star Wars universe.
"There's future for both action-based RPG and command-based RPG".
In a private E3 Q&A session attended by our very own Jonty and other members of the press, Final Fantasy brand director Shinji Hashimoto fielded questions on the future of the newly announced Final Fantasy XV.
E3 presentation "more attuned to current generation".
Hideo Kojima has stated that next-gen versions of Metal Gear Solid V will ultimately look much better than what was first shown at Microsoft's pre-E3 briefing on Monday. Does not compute - that demo already looked mind-bogglingly realistic from where I was sitting.
"Only games will give you Gamerscore".
The Xbox Live Achievement system is getting a bit of an overhaul for the Xbox One, Microsoft has announced. Achievements now come in different flavours, and can dispense additional rewards and challenges outside of your in-game experiences.
EA analyst call reveals more about upcoming roster.
Faith returns in an "all-new origin story" for the next generation. No doubt to the huge applause of many.
Checking your console online can be done on a mobile.
Speaking to The Telegraph, Microsoft corporate vice-president Phil Harrison has attempted to alleviate concerns regarding Xbox One's online authentication.
HD remake of old-time classic shown off at E3.
Disney's Castle of Illusion is getting a colourful HD remake, released by SEGA and due out XBLA this summer.
Post-apocalyptic open world vehicular carnage debuts on Xbox One.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has announced Mad Max, a new open world, third person action game set in a post apocalyptic wasteland. The best news? It's developed by Avalanche Studios, the dudes behind the stunt-filled Just Cause series.
President of interactive entertainment addresses Xbox One connectivity issues.
In an interview with GameTrailers, Microsoft's president of interactive entertainment expressed empathy towards fans on nuclear subs who will be unable to play next gen games.
"We cut fish AI to make way for collapsing skyscrapers".
Two DICE employees have been answering threads on Reddit, wherein they've revealed lots of fun facts about the upcoming Battlefield 4 game.
Both versions will receive updates side by side.
Minecraft Xbox One and Minecraft Xbox 360 will both receive updates once the former goes on sale, 4J Studios has confirmed, and the developer is looking into enabling save transfers between versions.
Manufacturer wants to "bridge" physical and digital.
Microsoft's chief marketing and strategy officer Yusuf Mehdi has defended Xbox One's game licensing policies in a rather good interview with Ars Technica, confessing that "consumers don't always love change, and there's a lot of education we have to provide to make sure that people understand."