A lot of nifty features were announced at the Xbox One unvealing, but after further interviews came through it seems that some of us may be waiting to see it all.

In our upcoming article about impressions from the Microsoft Xbox One reveal, I mention I'm afraid of Kinect. I wondered if the Xbox One would work without it..... well we got our answer.

During the Microsoft conference EA Sports showed up to talk about games. Among the list were some rather popular titles, but one lacking title. NHL.

Those of you hoping the timed exclusive deal for DLC hitting Xbox first with Call of Duty would end might be a bit disapointed. For the rest of you, start celebrating.

Microsoft wasn't all about gaming, and they took it even further by announcing a Halo TV series.

Microsoft named the new Xbox "One" because it does everything you need to do with your TV.

Microsoft is set to reveal the next Xbox tomorrow, and Sony is well aware of it. Sony is showing some more cards to their marketing strategy as they reveal a teaser trailer for the PS4, and hint that a new game will be shown off tomorrow to combat the Xbox reveal.

After the closing of LucasArts, many wondered what would become of the Star Wars games in general.  Now some of that confusion has been cleared up as it's been announced that EA has entered into an exlcusive multi-year deal with Disney to produce Star Wars games.

Remember that good ole game called Plants Vs Zombies? Sure you do because almost all of us are beating the story section for the 50th time by now! Well re-live that scenerio no more, because there is more coming!

With the rumors of used titles being blocked next generation still floating around, there’s another blight trying to attack the industry. The issue goes by the name of “free to play,” or what I like to call, “fee’s to play.” The idea is a company will release a game and let you jump in “entirely for free.” However, if you want to do certain things then small fee’s will kick in to let you do so. Companies have proven time and time again that they can make hundreds to thousands of dollars off a single user with this method. Which in the eye of the business man is a lot more money than a $60 entrance fee. Gamers however, should be worried. Very worried.