Added: 06.07.2015 15:15 | 10 views | 0 comments


In the latest issue of Edge, head of Microsoft's Xbox division Phil Spencer discusses what it was like knowing that Xbox One could support Xbox 360 games, and why 2015 was the right time to pull back the curtain. "This, for me, as a gamer and as somebody who cares so much about the brand, has been the hardest thing about not leaking it," he says. "Ive wanted to tell people, 'Hold onto your 360 games!' There were a hundred times where people had to stop me from tweeting that out over the past six months, because as I would see a game that works I wanted to tell people: 'Keep it dont sell that! Even if you sell your 360, keep your games!'"

Added: 06.07.2015 13:20 | 24 views | 0 comments


This week, Glenn, Ben, and QueenQ discuss why PC fanboys should just keep quiet, Nintendos reaction to all the negative Metroid Prime: Federation Force feedback, whether The Last Guardian has a chance, mods in video games, why PewDiePie just made 7.5 million dollars for 2014, and the life of a dominatrix.

Added: 06.07.2015 11:15 | 42 views | 0 comments


In an effort to better understand the state of the European game industry ahead of GDC Europe, Game Developers Conference officials surveyed over 250 European games industry professionals who have attended GDC shows, read Gamasutra.com, or plan to attend GDC Europe 2015 this August. Once again, their responses and opinions shed light on some fascinating trends, offering a European perspective on issues like which platforms are most appealing, the perceived value of crowdfunding game development and what the rise of VR means for the industry at large.

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Criterion is currently in talks with Microsoft about making Burnout Paradise available on XBox One via backwards-compatibility. This was revealed via a post on their official twitter page. It's great to see developers showing their support for Xbox Ones Backward Compatibility feature.

Added: 06.07.2015 8:15 | 6 views | 0 comments


In an effort to better understand the state of the European game industry ahead of GDC Europe, Game Developers Conference officials surveyed over 250 European games industry professionals who have attended GDC shows, read Gamasutra.com, or plan to attend GDC Europe 2015 this August. Once again, their responses and opinions shed light on some fascinating trends, offering a European perspective on issues like which platforms are most appealing, the perceived value of crowdfunding game development and what the rise of VR means for the industry at large.

Added: 05.07.2015 13:15 | 3 views | 0 comments


.PXL is a new endless flyer game for the iOS and Android. This game is one that proves that the Flappyesque is not dead - no, it's very much alive. Your goal here is to guide your pixel through an ever-changing course loaded with obstacles, and try to rack up the highest score possible. Once done, then try to do it all over again with an even better score!

Added: 04.07.2015 16:15 | 6 views | 0 comments


Vice: "We had the whole of Los Santos before us. So what did we do? Argue about my driving, watch shit TV and have make-up sex, obviously."

Added: 04.07.2015 15:18 | 11 views | 0 comments


David Jagneaux from The Koalition writes: "Once youre done playing baseball, eating hot dogs, and watching fireworks on Independence Day, its nice to sit back and relax with a good ol celebration of what America truly stands for: freedom and independence. You could watch a movie or listen to some music to celebrate the United States of America, or you could experience something a bit teractive and engaging. Passive entertainment can be wonderful, but games allow you to have a much closer and timate connection with the subject matter, which is even more important when celebrating something as personal as the nation that you call home."

Added: 04.07.2015 12:15 | 5 views | 0 comments


David Jagneaux from The Koalition writes: "Once youre done playing baseball, eating hot dogs, and watching fireworks on Independence Day, its nice to sit back and relax with a good ol celebration of what America truly stands for: freedom and independence. You could watch a movie or listen to some music to celebrate the United States of America, or you could experience something a bit teractive and engaging. Passive entertainment can be wonderful, but games allow you to have a much closer and timate connection with the subject matter, which is even more important when celebrating something as personal as the nation that you call home."