Many gamers have expressed a lack of interest in the Xbox One’s features beyond gaming.  That doesn’t seem to faze Microsoft, however, as the company is now making moves to integrate Hollywood into its upcoming console.

Defiance's whole schtick is the connection to the TV show, so we shouldn't be surprised that the new free (!) update is tying the two even closer together. Meanwhile, the guys who made the Walking Dead game are teasing something else...maybe.

Whenever you're talking Battlefield 4 around here, you get some adherents clamoring for Battlefield: Bad Company 3. Well sorry folks, DICE says it ain't gonna happen any time soon.

As it turns out, things haven't gotten much easier for the newly dubbed XBONE. With talk of Kinect privacy and lackluster hardware specs, the competition at Sony and Nintendo couldn't be happier. See how they are making light out of this stark reality in this week's Confessions of a Gamer.

You can bet that plenty of consumers will be plopping down their hard-earned cash for the PS4 and the Xbox One, but will the consoles sell out at lunch?  According to one industry analyst, they will.

Remember Me has a live-action trailer with sugarcubes (?), Watch Dogs brings the MoCap Monster, and Killer is Dead gets two trailers - one for sex and one for violence. It doesn't get any better than that.

With E3 quickly approaching, there’s plenty of buzz about what we will see during the event, and Halo is just one of the hot topics.  So, with that being said, what is Halo Spartan Assault?

While some say that GTA IV: The Lost and the Damned pretty much nailed it as a biker gang game, many have been waiting for a successor to show up. Could Ride to Hell: Retribution be that successor?

We’ve recently heard opinions from gamers on how they feel about the Xbox One’s reveal event and the console in general, but what about developers?  What do they think about Microsoft’s next-gen device?  Keep reading to find out.

EA is teasing something for E3 called Grass Effect. It's something that looks like a cross between Mass Effect and Plants vs. Zombies. Either that or it's some sort of Reefer Madness marijuana thing.

Microsoft is promising to give gamers what they want at its upcoming E3 presentation – games, games, and more games.  Also, Infinity Ward has spoken up as to why they decided to ditch Modern Warfare in favor of Call of Duty: Ghosts.

Plenty of people expressed their disappointment with Microsoft’s Xbox One reveal event, stating that it lacked a gaming focus.  According to one studio boss, however, the event was just fine.

MMOs don’t work in the US, according to people at Take-Two (and no one else). Oh, and Microsoft is ponying up big cash for XBone games.

Gearbox has put together a trailer that gives us all a little more insight into what's going on inside the head of Borderlands 2's Krieg the Psycho. Needless to say, it ain't pretty.

 EA has taken another step on the road to killing this all around bad idea.  It sounds like they heard too many complaints as they have already removed the requirement for Online Pass from some games. 

Whether you like them or not, zombies are everywhere.  Well, not in real life, but they are taking over games and movies, and Take-Two’s CEO says it’s with good reason.  Speaking of Take-Two Interactive, if Microsoft decides to take a cut of next-gen used game sales, the publisher says it wants its share too.

While stores in the US have yet to begin taking pre-orders for Xbox One or PS4, the UK has been ahead of the curve for quite some time now. Some retailers are saying that so far it is actually Microsoft's offering that seems to be generating more interest. Check out the full details inside!

After a less than stirring reception of the Xbox One launch event, one has to wonder exactly what caused this major misstep in the brand's long history. In large part, many would say it's because the conference didn't give us any straightforward answers to the quandaries we all want to understand. Let's examine some of those frequently asked questions in this little feature!

The Xbox One controller has been tested to last some ten years and will stand up to gamers' punishment. And the Xbox One Kinect is much improved, so make sure you have your pants on when you use it.

There’s little doubt that the releases of next-gen consoles from Sony and Microsoft will be huge, and according to Ubisoft, their introduction marks a “pivotal moment for the video game industry.”

Wolfenstein: The New Order asks, "What if the Nazis won WWII?" Apparently, it would mean that we'd have big hulking mechs walking around and robotic dogs. Worldwide murder, oppression, and fascism, yes, but...robotic dogs!

Politicians certainly haven’t been shy when it comes to blaming certain types of video games for real-world violence, and this has pushed developers to band together to offer an opposing view.

Microsoft has a lot of plans for the Xbox One, and one of them is to create a program that caters to independent developers.  Indies aren’t the only thing on Microsoft’s mind, however, as the company has also addressed some privacy concerns surrounding the Xbox One and Kinect.

For better or worse, the details are here for The Last of Us's DLC plan and Season Pass. In other news, there's more evidence out there that Mirror's Edge 2 might be happening.

The new Kinect is always on and listening to you, even when your console is off. Some folks are none too happy about this development.