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.
Sony is in the driver's seat, but it needs to keep its eyes on the prize.
Microsoft needs to avoid disappointing fans this all important E3.
What surprises does the Big N have in store for us this year?
Third time is the charm for Sony in the portable market?
Xbox and PlayStation are getting the biggest games on the market, and Switch is not- can it survive without them?
What does Sony have in store at E3? What's worth watching for? As it turns out, a lot.
Microsoft has a few interesting things in store at this year's E3.
How was lore become an effective story-telling tool? How do straight narratives compare?
Does replayability make a game worthwhile or a wide range of unique content?
PS4's domination continues, and the Switch is far more successful than anyone imagined. Where does that leave Microsoft?
