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You know what sucks about new console launches? Everything leading up to their official announcement. Until that happens, rumors and stories are going to fly around the internet like confetti. The latest rumor regarding the next Xbox has to once again, do with the name of the system.

Microsoft’s newest console hasn’t yet been announced, but according to the LinkedIn profile pages of some Ubsioft developers, we already know a few titles that will be coming to the platform.

The next Xbox is set to be announced at a special event in May, but news about Microsoft's successor to the Xbox 360 still keeps coming out. The news involves the game Ryse and a new Forza title being part of the next console's launch title list.

Microsoft announced today that it has sold its IPTV business, Mediaroom, to competitor Ericsson. Why? Because Microsoft has its own cloud TV giant that it wants to build up: the Xbox.

The next Xbox is sure to be a big hit, and Microsoft has an event planned to announce their latest and greatest. Has an event date finally been revealed?

Gaming is second only to politics in terms of painful gaffs and slips of the tongue. Today’s big PR messup comes from Microsoft Studios creative director Adam Orth, who apparently has no sympathy for people who have concerns about always-on DRM.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is focused on next generation consoles, and don't expect its stance to waver. In an interview with Edge, CD Projekt Red co-founder Marcin Iwinski explained his desire to avoid a cross-gen release.

We still haven’t heard much besides speculation regarding the Xbox 720/Durango. What is Microsoft waiting on? According to Robert W. Baird analyst Colin Sebastian, the answer is May.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt should satisfy players who love variety during a game's closing moments. CD Projekt Red managing director Adam Badowski told Polygon that there will be 36 different endings to the game. How's that for an open world experience!!

It’s always nice to see console gaming start to become more like PC gaming, but we never expected this was the path they were going down. According to Eurogamer, the next generation Xbox won’t play games off of discs anymore. You can purchase discs from your local retailer, but the only thing these discs will do is install the game on your hard drive. At that point, it’s all a matter of having the