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By Jayden Williams on May 22, 2013
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Microsoft Provides More Details on ‘Second Hand’ Fee for Xbox One
Last night we reported Xbox One, Microsoft's third home console, will require users to pay a one-off fee for used, second hand, games. As it stood, Xbox One games would require players to install the disc onto their console's hard drive, after which they'd be able to play disc-free by redeeming a one-time use code in the box. Due to the nature of this set-up, Microsoft implemented a one-off more. -
By Jayden Williams on May 22, 2013
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Ubisoft Plans to Release 6 Games for Xbox One in First Year
In the wake of the Xbox One reveal, Ubisoft this morning announced they will support the new console with at least six games in its first year. Two of which will launch later this year, presumably alongside Xbox One; Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and Watch Dogs. Both games have already been revealed to launch on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PC and Wii U. Looking beyond these more. -
By Jayden Williams on May 22, 2013
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Battlefield 4 Announced for Xbox One and PlayStation 4
Hot on the heels of the Xbox One reveal, EA have announced Battlefield 4 will be heading to both Microsoft's next-generation console and Sony's PlayStation 4. The publisher have also revealed the game will be available for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC on October 31. EA has also this morning revealed a pre-order bonus for Battlefield 4 fans, the premium digital download pack; China Rising. more. -
By Tynan Muddle on May 22, 2013
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Call of Duty: Ghosts Details Revealed, Heading to Xbox One
Activision tonight announced first details regarding upcoming Call of Duty: Ghosts, which is heading to Xbox One. The game, developed by Call of Duty: Modern Warfare developer Infinity Ward, introduces a new cast of characters in a brand new story built upon a next generation game engine. Microsoft and Activision announced a partnership together to see the return of Call of Duty Championship more. -
By Jayden Williams on May 22, 2013
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You Will Need to Pay to Play Second Hand Games on Xbox One
As it currently stands, if you want to play a second hand or pre-owned game on Xbox One you will first need to pay a one-off fee. This surprisingly and potentially controversial revelation comes from Wired, who spent some time with Xbox One prior to this mornings announcement. According to Microsoft, players will need to install game discs to the console's hard drive, after which it will be more. -
By Jayden Williams on May 22, 2013
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Xbox One to Receive 15 Exclusive Games in First Year
During Microsoft's Xbox One reveal, head of Microsoft Studios Phil Spencer confirmed fifteen exclusives games will release on the next generation console in its first year. Eight of which will be all-new franchises, built specifically for Xbox One. Two of these fifteen exclusive games were revealed today; Turn 10's Forza Motorsport 5 and a brand-new IP from acclaimed developer, Remedy, calle more. -
By Tynan Muddle on May 22, 2013
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Steven Spielberg Bringing Halo Television Series to Life
Microsoft Entertainment Studios announced at the unveiling of the Xbox One that iconic sci-fi game series Halo will be getting a live action TV series. The television show is produced by famed movie director Steven Spielberg who addressed the press conference via pre-recorded video at the event. Nancy Tallem of Xbox Entertainment Studios said the Xbox One console delivers the ability to make more. -
By Tynan Muddle on May 22, 2013
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EA Signs Partnership Deal with Microsoft for Xbox One
EA took the stage overnight to announce a strategic partnership deal with Microsoft to deliver its sporting titles on the new Xbox One console. Andrew Wilson from EA Sports told the crowd at the Xbox One unveil that the publisher will provide four titles for the console, all to be launched within 12 months. The four games include FIFA 14, Madden, NBA Live and UFC. The games will run on the p more. -
By Jayden Williams on May 22, 2013
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Introducing the Next Generation Xbox; Xbox One
Microsoft have announced their next-generation video game home console; the Xbox One. The console was revealed in a global web broadcast, filmed on location at the Microsoft Campus in Redmond, Washington. It marks Microsoft's third home console, following the original Xbox and 2005's Xbox 360. The new Xbox includes a brand-new Kinect sensor, a slightly revised controller with a redesigned D- more. -
By Tynan Muddle on May 21, 2013
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Do Not Miss the New Xbox Reveal Tonight; Local Times Here
Microsoft will unveil its answer to the Wii U and PlayStation 4 tonight at a lavish announcement inside the company campus. The console will be Microsoft's third in the Xbox line. The announcement will be streamed online via the Microsoft Website or on Xbox Live for those who own the Xbox 360. Many rumours about the new console have been swirling around the internet. Some believe the console more.
