You knew he was gonna have an opinion about Microsoft's flip-flop on Xbox One DRM. And lo, Francis, one of the most excitable
You knew he was gonna have an opinion about Microsoft's flip-flop on Xbox One DRM. And lo, Francis, one of the most excitable
I have to admit, it was exciting. It was a kick watching "evil" Microsoft get their ass handed to them by gamer-loving "good guys" Sony. Sure, that was a gross oversimplification: It was really just two profit-minded corporations duking it out. But last week's E3 provided the sort of dramatic, good-vs-evil narrative that we rarely get anymore.
Just a quick reminder that you've got a ton of different options to listen to Gustavo Santaolalla's exceptional soundtrack for The Last of Us. You can listen for free on Spotify can also get it on iTunes, or listen to the whole thing on Soundcloud, which we've embedded below.
The Xbox One and the PS4 aren't the same type of system. That much is obvious. But now that Microsoft changed a number of its policies on the Xbox One,
This could be the biggest backtrack in gaming history: Microsoft will reverse course on their DRM policies for Xbox One, dropping their 24-hour Internet check-in requirement and all restrictions on used games.
It's Peter Molyneux...reviewing iPhone fart apps with Game Informer? I cant help but admire how calmly Molyneux speaks here—you'd think he's describing wine, not farts.
It's been a while since we've heard news about The War Z, the controversial online zombie game that was kind of a mess in just about every possible way