The Xbox's state of exclusives and first party games is alarming.
An in-depth analysis on Xbox's dire exclusives situation, highlighted via an unflattering comparison.
Despite being an excellent hardware, the Switch's potential is not being maximized.
What is about these rogue-like, RNG-heavy Metroidvania titles that's so appealing?
There is one essential ingredient to success Microsoft seems to be missing.
Cheaper, full fledged games may become the norm in the future if everyone learns from Naughty Dog and Sony.
Insomniac Games achievements in the open world genre with Sunset Overdrive will help them a long way in developing the most authetic Spider-man game of all time.
Tackling the absurdity of "This small part of an older build means the entire game is ruined!"
The success of Crash is yet another reminder of the lack of depth and variety in Microsoft's lineup.
Believe it or not, free mods will likely co-exist with Creation Club content
Dark Souls' success cannot be understated.
Microsoft has chosen to focus on services over exclusives for the Xbox One- but how viable a strategy is that?
It is time for Sony and third party publishers to start taking the PS4 Pro a bit more seriously.
Xbox's success in Japan at this point seems to be a lost cause.
Sony is on the wrong side of history.
Microsoft's messaging for the Xbox One X is a textbook case of mixed signals.
Sony wins E3 (so far), simply by showing up.
The Switch is a success- for now. But the onus is on Nintendo this E3 to ensure things stay that way.
