News that Microsoft has discontinued production of the Xbox 360 console was bittersweet for Todd and many other Xbox fans. Thankfully, backwards compatibility means that the games will live on, but Todd still takes time to salute an old friend.
Todd has been doing so much PC gaming lately that he’s not really paid much attention to all the rumors of upgraded versions of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. But he worries that enhanced consoles releasing so soon after launch would be dangerous to the industry.
Michael’s back with a game he couldn’t remember the name of for months for this week’s Retro Game Friday! It’s time to fly into the wild blue with Crimson Skies!
We all know that Todd has been rightly enraged at some of the crazy things retailers tried to bundle with game consoles. However, the new crop of bundles available now offer some really great values in games and peripherals for all consoles.
Microsoft held back a bit from E3 so that it could really shine at Gamescom. And that might have been a good play, as the lineup of games scheduled for 2015 and into 2016 is looking to be very impressive.
Microsoft pretty much had the big stage to itself at Gamescom 2015, but that doesn’t mean that they didn’t pull out all the stops to impress Xbox One owners. Check out their full press conference.
With Sony absent, Xbox One looks set to rule the show at Gamescom 2015. Chella picks the top games to watch out for across the show floor. Things kick off with the Xbox conference on 4 August.
Michael’s back with one of the first games he played on the original Xbox for this week’s Retro Game Friday! It’s Munch’s Oddysee!
Hargosh is loving all the new features being added to the Xbox One, but one of the most interesting is the fact that Windows 10 is making some console games compatible with PC titles. Will this boost Xbox’s popularity?
This week the gang is out celebrating the Fourth of July with some very appropriate fireworks for their line of work. Happy Fourth of July everyone!
