New Xbox coming in fall 2013?

The next generation of Xbox is rumored to have six times the power of its predecessor. The next iteration of Microsoft's Xbox could hit retailer shelves as early as fall 2013. The new Xbox will be in production by the end of this year and arrive in late October or early November 2013, sources close to the project tell IGN . The new game console--often referred to as Xbox 720--will be based on ...

Xbox 360 The Best-Selling Console In 2011

The Xbox 360 was the best-selling gaming console in 2011, according to data compiled in a new report. According to GeekWire.com, which collected data from public earnings reports, says Microsoft sold more Xbox 360 consoles than the Nintendo Wii and PlayStation 3 for the calendar year. This marks the first time the Xbox 360 lead console hardware sales for the year since 2006 when the PS3 and Wii ...

Xbox Co-Creator Turns To iPhone For New Gaming Experiences

Seamus Blackley, the co-creator of the Xbox, is launching a new start up called Innovative Leisure. The company is a collaboration of classic Atari designers from ages past making new games for the iPhone and iPad. Blackley, with his partner …

Xbox LIVE Weekly Update 2.2.12

Every week Microsoft adds new games, demos, DLC and Avatar items to the Xbox LIVE Marketplace and we put it all together right here so you can stay up to date. This week Rhythm Party dances its way into the arcade, Syndicate gets a much talked about demo and our avatars have some new Darkness [...]

New Xbox coming next fall?

The next generation of Xbox is expected to have six times the power as its predecessor. The next iteration of Microsoft's Xbox could hit retailer shelves as early as next fall. The new Xbox will be in production by the end of this year and arrive in late October or late November 2013, sources close to the project tell IGN . The new game console--often referred to as Xbox720--will be based on AMD ...

There won't be a new Xbox or PlayStation announcement this year. And that is a good thing.

Let’s be honest. If you ignore all the news, pretend all the hype is imagined, and search your feelings: is anyone really excited for the next Xbox or the PS4 yet? If this was an actual discussion and, ya know, not a written column, the answer would likely be a resounding no. That doesn’t mean people aren’t interested in the next generation of consoles and won’t buy them with the glee that only ...