Mar 03
The Titanfall tie-ins continue with this exclusive launch that’ll also be bringing in full Twitch live game streaming integration to Xbox One. This launch has been tipped by Major Nelson … Continue reading
Mar 03
One of the benefits of getting a next-gen consoles like the Sony PlayStation 4 or the Microsoft Xbox One is the fact that you will be able to look forward to better graphics.
Of course gameplay matters just as much as graphics, if not more, but then again having amazing graphics will attract gamers to the game even if they’ve never heard of it before.
That being said, gamers might be interested to learn that there is a chance that the Mass Effect Trilogy could be remastered for consoles like the Xbox One and the PS4. This is according to a recent tweet by BioWare’s Aaryn Flynn who responded to a question by a fan, asking if the studio would considered a remastering of the game. (more…)
Remastered Mass Effect Trilogy Being Considered For PS4/Xbox One original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 02
Titanfall is definitely not too far away from its March 11 release, but do we know all there is to it where the game is involved? Good thing that there is this particular channel known as the Internet, where it offers a new rumor concerning the kind of maps that the game will come with in addition to tiny “tidbits” that you might be interested in. Of course, rumors remain just that – rumors, until something concrete turns up. A Reddit user who cites an anonymous source claimed that there will be 15 maps in total for Titanfall, with five gaming modes to choose from to boot. The five game modes have been listed to be Attrition, Capture the Flag, Hardpoint Domination, Last Titan Standing, and Pilot Hunter. In Pilot Hunter, teams will duke it out with one another to arrive at a score limit, where each pilot kill will be worth a single point.
Rumor: Titanfall To Sport 15 Maps And 5 Modes original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 02
You know the saying – with great power comes great responsibility. I know it sounds particularly corny, hailing from a comic book, but there is truth in it after all. Remember Twitch? Twitch is a gameplay streaming service that will be making its way to the Xbox One this coming March 11th, but for those who want to give it a go, do bear in mind that Xbox One mods can wield their authority and power to ban players permanently who abuse the use of Twitch. In particular, Microsoft intends to lay the smack down on XXX-box streams.
Inappropriate Use Of Twitch Could Result In Ban original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 02
The LEGO Movie Videogame Review
Posted in: Today's ChiliSupposing you’ve not dismissed this title as another tried-and-failed movie-to-game translation, you’ll be glad to know what The LEGO Movie Videogame is just about as smooth a delivery as we’ve … Continue reading
Mar 02
Later this month Microsoft is going to release a major update for Xbox One that will hopefully fix a number of issues that have been irking users and will also add some new functionality. Last month the company started sending out invitations to a select few who would be given the chance to test out this out before it is publicly released. One tester has spilled the beans on what exactly the Xbox One March update is going to bring, and its quite a long list to be honest.
Xbox One March Update Described In Detail original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 28
Shortly after the Xbox One launched, UK gamers reported issues with video quality, namely in the form of “juddering” when streaming television — the unfortunate result of television frame-rate differences. … Continue reading
Feb 28
Now that Titanfall has gone Gold, chatter is ramping up toward final release. What we’re seeing from the folks behind the wheel at EA Games and Respawn Entertainment is a … Continue reading
Feb 28
One of the most popular video games on the Xbox platform for years has been Halo. There are several games in the Halo franchise and Xbox One gamers have been … Continue reading
Feb 28
We already know that another update for the Xbox One game console is in the works. It was only a week or so back when the last update for the … Continue reading
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