The Xbox One may be taking the spotlight since its reveal earlier this week, but that doesn’t mean Microsoft will abandon the Xbox 360.  In fact, the software giant still has some huge plans for it.

The topic of used games on the Xbox One is just one of many surrounding the next-gen console since its reveal earlier this week.  While some reported that Microsoft would institute fees to play used games, new reports suggest otherwise.

Call of Duty: Ghosts should be a big seller once it’s released on the Xbox One, and those who purchase the game will get to take advantage of integrated voice commands through Microsoft’s Kinect sensor.

We've all heard by now that the Xbox One will have achievements that are a bit different than what we have now. Well now Microsoft has gone ahead and patented achievements for watching TV. Oh boy.

If you thought the Xbox 360’s controller was good, wait until you get your hands on the Xbox One’s.  Not only will it come with an improved design, but it will also feature two new buttons that will provide some added functionality.

Microsoft has some lofty expectations for its next-gen console sales, and it plans to meet them by offering a comprehensive entertainment experience.  However, while the company is aiming for a broader customer base with the Xbox One, they still value the importance of core gamers to their overall success.

So, you think you’re one of the lucky ones that will be able to test the Xbox One prior to its official release?  Think again – you may have been duped into a scam.

Mirror's Edge 2 has been alluded to for quite a while now, and now might be a good time to do some sort of reveal, what with the new consoles coming out and all. And if a listing on Amazon Germany is any indication, it may well be happening.

Hey, you know what Microsoft needs right now? Some more bad news!

 Now that the PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One have officially been revealed via events from Sony and Microsoft, we can expect the next-gen battle between these heavyweights to heat up even more.  At this early juncture, one dev gives the power edge to the PS4.  As for their price tags, GameStop believes both will launch cheaper than their predecessors.

First impressions are quite important, and it seems like Microsoft failed to impress most with its Xbox One reveal event, as shown by the results of one IGN poll.

Remedy revealed new IP Quantum Break at the Xbox One event Tuesday, leaving many Alan Wake fans wondering what happened to their sequel. Well, Remedy's Sam Lake is here to explain things in his own weird way.

Hey here's that video from the other day that compared Modern Warfare 3 to the upcoming Call of Duty: Ghosts. In other news, Far Cry HD may be coming soon!

 Unlike most other titles in the genre who simply try and reinvent online multiplayer every year (you know what games I’m talking about) Metro launched without a multiplayer component.  But that doesn’t mean that their isn’t going to be any DLC.

We already heard that DICE L.A. had opened up with the express purpose of cranking out some Star Wars games. But what will they be, exactly? All may be revealed at E3.

If you're still playing Battlefield 3 and need to rank up, this weekend might be a good time to put in some play time. Over in Injustice: Gods Among Us, a bunch of DLC has rolled out this week, including Batgirl.

So, we know that the Xbox One will not let you play Xbox 360 games on it once it is released.  While that may be a big deal for you, Microsoft doesn’t feel the same way.

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Probably one of the most distasteful details that emerged after the Xbox One event yesterday was the concept of having to pay "fees" for used games. We don't know everything yet, but some revised reports can clear up the confusion.

If you happened to be sleeping under a rock, you might not know that Microsoft revealed its plans for their next-generation console at a private event yesterday. Over the roughly sixty-minute showcase, there was a lot of information to take in. If you don't have the time to watch, here's my report on all the interesting news you missed!

 For those of you who have been watching the news around Arkham Origins we have more details for you.  If you have been waiting to find out what capacity Deathstroke will be playable in keep reading.

Today’s the big day! So get a drink, grab your notebook and get ready for the deets.

Splinter Cell: Blacklist is going to have co-op so Sam Fisher can engage in some witty repartee while he kills people. Nice. Meanwhile, Call of Juarez: Gunslinger is all about shooting people in the face and Resident Evil: Revelations is out today with all its sphincter monsters.

A brand new cinematic trailer has been unveiled to the world.  It's full of non-stop action as the Dark Knight and Deathstroke battle it out in a container yard.

 I know I can’t be the only one who’s excitedly waiting for Ubisoft’s next big non-Assissins Creed title Watch Dogs to arrive on November 19 for Xbox 360, PS3, PC and Wii U. If you’re like me then you’ve probably been waiting to see what kind of pre-order bonuses are going to be in store for its early adopters. Well good news because the details are here.

Microsoft is stoked on some surprise E3 reveals and Nintendo prepares to show you the goods.

Call of Duty: Ghosts is going to be getting a big reveal alongside the new Xbox tomorrow, so here's something to tide you over until then. Plus, have a look at Alien Rage, which was once known as Alien Fear.

Apparently the rumors of Kevin Conroy not returning as the voice of Batman in Batman: Arkham Origins were not true. And hey, will you get to play as Deathstroke at some point in the game? Could be.

Pornography isn’t exactly a feature that Microsoft is hyping when it comes to the next Xbox, but you’ll be able to stream it on the upcoming console thanks to one service.  Speaking of hype, it comes as no surprise that there’s plenty of it surrounding this week’s Reveal Event.

Remember Me centers on Nilin and her job as a memory hunter. Unfortunately, she can't remember any of that. But there's a guy named Edge that wants to help. People in the future have cool names.

 Whether you like movies based on video games or not, you’re getting one in a couple of years for Assassin’s Creed.  As for something that you can look forward to this year, Metal Gear Solid: The Legacy Collection is on the way, but its release date has been pushed back.  How long is the delay?  Keep reading to find out.

 What must Japanese developers do to return to prominence?  According to one studio president, they just need to get “back to the basics” of making good games

 The special reveal event for Microsoft’s next Xbox is just a few days away, and, according to one company rep, it will be quite a show.

Batman: Arkham Origins is not being developed by Rocksteady, which has some fans concerned. Here we have Batman fighting Deathstroke, which is pretty awesome.

The poor Wii U keeps taking hits, and this time an EA employee offers his opinion as to why the console is so “crappy.”  As for a console that we hope is anything but crappy, the Microsoft’s next-gen Xbox will be revealed next week, and its special event could showcase a more streamlined console from the company.

Metro: Last Light developer 4A Games is located in Ukraine, which fits with the whole Russia them that the Metro games understandably have. We joke around about how bad life is in Russia and Ukraine, but the conditions in which these guys develop games is pretty crazy.

 Video game piracy is a problem, but just how big is it?  According to a newly released study, it’s not quite as bad as some companies make it out to be.

Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, as you probably know, is going to be about Haytham Kenway's dad, Edward, in the Golden Age of Piracy. Here we get to see what makes him tick.

Last month we got a look at Michelangelo from the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows and this week we have Raphael with his deadly sai. On top of that, let's have a look at an upcoming vampire game called Dark.

 Good news for just about everyone who has been annoyed by EA’s Online Pass program in recent years because they have announced that the program is officially dead.

 As usual, there’s plenty to talk about regarding upcoming releases.  Payday 2 is coming later this year, and when it is released, you’ll have multiple ways to purchase it.  Also, there’s a new Pac-Man game on the horizon that should be plenty of fun for fans of the franchise.

 Video games are expensive enough nowadays, but could some of them begin to cost even more in the near future due to taxes on violent content?  It’s a possibility, and U.S. Vice President Joe Biden says that such taxes would be easy to implement.

Metro: Last Light is out now and the launch trailer is here to let you know how bad life is in Russia, especially after the apocalypse. Meanwhile, some alternate costumes have come out for Resident Evil: Revelations and apparently Chris has joined The Village People.

As much as Xbox Live has been loved the world over, there is always room for improvement. Starting with their next-generation console, it has been reported that Microsoft Points will eventually be phased out in favor of a real-world dollar currency system.

While we may never see Star Wars 1313 or any of those other games we've been talking about for years, EA has just opened DICE L.A. with the express purpose of making some Star Wars games. What's more, they have their eye on some Blizzard employees.

If you missed one of our earlier articles about the latest addition to the Wolfenstein series then you might want to check this one out.  It’s got everything including some new screen shots for you to drool over.

Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag will be all about the Golden Age of Piracy, Blackbeard, and all that good stuff. If you're wondering how it all came to be, check out this here Pirate History video.

Castlevania: Lords of the Shadow 2 will let you have some fun with vampire abilities and something called a Blood Whip. Over at The Bureau: XCOM Declassified, you'll find that all the juicy tidbits of info have been redacted. Figure it out on your own.

We're finally about a month away from the launch of The Last of Us and the bombardment of trailers may just now be getting going. Over on Borderlands 2, get ready for Krieg the Psycho, AKA "a mass of rage and abdominal muscles."

Every Mass Effect fan out there has been wondering where the series is going to go after the finality of Mass Effect 3. Talking to the guys at BioWare, it looks like we may have a story focusing on Garrus, Aria, Javik, or any number of other characters.