Mar 22
The one person benefitting from ‘price wars’ is you, the end consumer, which is why we are happy to report that both Walmart and Best Buy are reportedly selling Microsoft’s … Continue reading
Mar 21
It should be seen as no mistake that the Xbox One-exclusive game Titanfall is being promoted with a fervor more intense than essentially any other game in this generation of … Continue reading
Mar 21
It’s not long now before the next generation in a never-ending line of Ubisoft releases in the Assassin’s Creed family hits the public. Today amid leaks earlier this week, Ubisoft … Continue reading
Mar 21
By all accounts it would seem as though Sony’s PlayStation 4 is currently doing a much better job at selling units compared to the Microsoft Xbox One. We’re not just talking about one market though: in the UK it was reported that the PS4 was leading the way along with Australia where the PS4 was outselling the Xbox One.
In fact last we checked, the Sony PlayStation 4 managed to sell over 6 million units to date, while the Xbox One managed around 3 million units, although this is based on figures from January. Basically for now, it looks like the PS4 is trumping the Xbox One (although recent reports suggest that the Xbox One could be closing in), but at the same time Microsoft does not appear to be too fazed by it. (more…)
Microsoft Not Fazed By PlayStation 4′s Lead Over The Xbox One original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 20
For the past few weeks Xbox owners would probably have been focused on Titanfall, as news about the new title continued to trickle in. A few days back Titanfall was finally launched for Microsoft’s console and it goes without saying that a lot of gamers would have immediately jumped on it. That said, there are plenty of other games as well that are much loved. Call Of Duty: Ghosts is one such example. Activision has a treat for gamers up its sleeve, it will offer the Call Of Duty: Ghosts Onslaught DLC free this weekend.
Call Of Duty: Ghosts Onslaught DLC Free This Weekend original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 19
Though we’d originally been informed that the Xbox 360 version of Titanfall would be pushed at the same time as the Xbox One version, then that it’d come a bit … Continue reading
Mar 19
Microsoft is working hard to get independent games on the Xbox game platform for gamers to enjoy. One of the ways it is doing this is via the ID@Xbox program … Continue reading
Mar 19
With the next generation Xbox One console set to launch in 26 new markets later this September, it goes without saying that whatever issues (if any) there are with this console ought to be ironed out sooner rather than later. That way, gamers would know what they are getting without being required to troubleshoot problems. Major Nelson has shared details on some of the upcoming features that are set to arrive on the Xbox One.
Xbox One Patch Set To Make Things Right original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 18
Microsoft has detailed what gamers can expect from the April Xbox One update set to arrive in the near future, the brunt of which revolves around improvements to already established … Continue reading
Mar 18
Even since both new consoles, PS4 and Xbox One, came out in November last year analysts and fans alike have been keeping an eye on the competition between them. In several markets it appears that the PS4 might be outselling the Xbox One. However last week it was reported that the Xbox One sales had gotten a big boost over in the UK, sales apparently jumped 96 percent. If that happened, it could be attributed to the launch of Titanfall, a much awaited title for the console. A report suggests that this boost really might not have helped Xbox One leave its rival behind.
PS4 Sales In UK Might Have Surged As Well Last Week original content from Ubergizmo. 
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