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POCKET-Lint: Crackdown 3 makes for an incredible demonstration of how the Xbox One is capable of doing things the PS4 cannot. Crackdown 3 will use Microsoft's cloud servers to help crunch enough figures to make the physics engine work, something that the console is not capable of doing on its own. During our session, we managed - along with three other players - to destroy a tower and surrounding buildings and could see as servers were required through an on-screen graphic. We managed to get around 10 servers all working at once, but the record is apparently 20. And being able to keep that many objects flying about, colliding with each other and landing as they should makes for one hell of a satisfying blast-a-thon.

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Review for Clash Xbox One which brings us another local multiplayer only title with limited gameplay.

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The gaming world has been in a state of shock, surprise, and hype since Microsoft showed off a demo of Crackdown 3 at their Gamescom panel last week. In light of Crackdown 3's impressive demonstration, many Xbox One owners are now suggesting that third-party developers ditch parity in their multiplatform games, so as to take full advantage of the Xbox One's Cloud computing technology.

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Xbox boss Phil Spencer has teased that Microsoft is cooking up some "real great, unique ideas" for the future of Xbox. Looking to the future in an interview with Polygon, Spencer said he doesn't expect everyone will be pleased, but is enthusiastic about the Xbox platform's potential going forward.

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Plus deals on Destiny: The Taken King, a big external battery, the iPad Air 2, and a laptop accessory sale.

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Dealspwn: The PS4 beta for Call of Duty: Black Ops III is just around the corner for PS4 owners with a August 19th start date. Xbox One and PC will enter the fray from August 26th. Everyone looks set to get a generous chunk of the game to play though. We'll tell you what you can find in the beta too.

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Backwards compatibility is definitely a solid feature in Xbox Ones arsenal, and Phil Spencer talked about it and much one of his usual Twitter sprees.