With the PlayStation 4 already in stores and in gamers’ hands, and with the Xbox One set to hit retail in just three days, Ubisoft has shipped Just Dance 2014 for both the PS4 and Xbox One systems. Just Dance 2014 uses the Kinect on Xbox One and PlayStation Camera on PS4 to capture gamers’ […]
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Back in the day, fighting games ruled the roost of arcades and gradually made their way to home consoles. Then a game called Mortal Kombat came along, changing the console fighting-game landscape forever. With the next generation of consoles, Ubisoft has created a game that it hopes will have a similar effect, albeit it strictly
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In advance of the Xbox One console’s launch on Nov. 22, along with the launch of all those Xbox One launch games like Ryse: Son of Rome, Microsoft has kicked the promotions machine into high gear. Earlier the company released a Dead Rising 3 launch trailer, and now we get a shiny new Ryse Son
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For all the hubbub about the zombie apocalypse on mainstream TV, it was the original Dead Rising and Left 4 Dead that really jump-started the genre in the videogame world again. And yes, we loved them both. Later this week, the third entry in the Dead Rising franchise launches exclusively on Xbox One. But today,
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With Sony unloading more than 1 million PS4s in its launch week, the next volley in the early next-gen console battle comes this week, when Microsoft releases its Xbox One in North America. Forza Motorsport 5 has gotten a lot of first-party attention, but our favorite next-gen racing game at E3 was by far EA’s
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The other night I was downloading The Typing of The Dead to my laptop, playing Diablo 3 online with a friend on PlayStation 3, and my wife was streaming The Vampire Diaries on Hulu through her Nexus 7. I have a 12 Mbps connection from Time Warner Cable. It’s not the fastest, but it’s above
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There has been plenty of speculation about whether the words “Xbox One backwards compatible” would come out of a Microsoft representative’s mouth as we got closer to the next-gen console’s launch. After all, what better way to crash Sony’s PS4 launch party than to come out and say it in the same week as the
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This month the gaming world will encounter three of the most exciting weeks possible for a home console. Things kick off on Friday when Sony releases the PlayStation 4 to retailers in North America. The following week, on Nov. 22, Microsoft will release its next-gen Xbox One console. The following week is “Black Friday,” which
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In one week, all-out warfare begins on the PlayStation 4, as Battlefield 4 hits shelves for the next-gen console day and date with its official release date. The following week, Battlefield 4 will ship day and date alongside Microsoft’s Xbox One. Ship dates might not be news for games that have already released, but these
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Microsoft’s strategy of highlighting more than just games with the Xbox One gained steam today, as the Spanish TV network Univision today announced that a Univision Deportes on Xbox One app will launch day and date with the next-gen console. Set to debut alongside the Xbox One on Nov. 22, Univision Deportes will be the
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