Here The Next Xbox Console ‘Xbox Series X’
The next-gen 'Xbox Series X' console was revealed at The Game Awards.
"As we enter a new generation of gaming, we see a future...
Retailers to Notify You When Pre-orders of Sony PlayStation 5 Go Live
Although we still know almost nothing about the upcoming Playstation 5, Walmart has already set up a page where you can subscribe to...
U.S. Video Game Market Shows a Declining Growth
The last three years have been a period of remarkable performance for the U.S. video game market, but 2019 is not forecast to reach the...
U.S. to Overtake China as the Biggest Gaming Market
The U.S. this year will surpass China as the largest gaming market by revenue for the first time since in 2015, partly thanks to Beijing's...
Konami Announces PC engine Core Grafx Mini Console
Konami Digital Entertainment on Tuesday announced PC Engine Core Grafx mini, a compact version of the classic 1980’s console.
The console will feature...
Microsoft Ends ‘Xbox One’ Backward Compatibility Program
Microsoft will try to bring "every single game" you play on Xbox One today work on the upcoming Scarlett gaming console, and is shutting down...
Microsoft Announces List of Games for For Xbox Game Pass On PC, Gears of War 5, New Xbox Elite Controller and New Flight Simulator
Xbox Game Pass is coming to PC, and Microsoft is introducing two different offerings for Xbox Game Pass.
The subscription-based service gaming service will cost...
Sega Genesis Mini Available To Pre-Order
The retro Sega Genesis Mini has gone up for pre-order and will be released on September 19th.
The gaming device costs $79.99 at the moment...
Sony PlayStation 5 to Support 8K graphics, Ray tracing, SSD
Sony has provided more and interesting details about its next-generation PlayStation console.
Speaking to Wired, Sony is promising that the PS5 will...
Atari Reveals Final Details of the New VCS Console
Atari is delaying the release of the new VCS, but provided information about the final design of the retro video game console.
"One of the...
