Gamescom 2015: Youtube Gaming
YouTube is launching a new website dedicated to livestreamed and on-demand gaming content called YouTube Gaming.
Games with Gold: November 2015
Microsoft on Wednesday announced the Games With Gold lineup for November 2015. Xbox Live Gold users are getting four free games during the month spread across Xbox One and Xbox 360. Free titles for November 2015 include Pneuma: Breath of Life and Knight Squad on Xbox One, as well as Dirt 3 andDungeon Siege III for Xbox 360. The full lineup of titles and dates is available below.
DOOM, DOOM II, DOOM 3 Now Available On PS4, Switch, Xbox...
Last year, Bethesda celebrated 25 years since the release of id Software's DOOM; this year sees DOOM become playable on as many platforms. The...
Microsoft discontinues production of Xbox 360
Microsoft has today announced that it is to cease production of its hugely successful Xbox 360 console.
Xbox Live And PSN May Be Down This Christmas
Hacker group PhantomSquad is threatening to take the gaming networks related to Xbox and PlayStation consoles offline for a week during Christmas, mirroring a similar attack last year that stopped gamers around the world from accessing games
Elite: Dangerous on Xbox One release date announced
The epic open galaxy MMO Elite: Dangerous was one of the first games to hit Xbox One's Preview Program, now it is getting a full release on October 6, 2015 according to Frontier CEO, David Braben.
Everything you need to know about the new social app Vero
The ad-free Instagram rival Vero received half a million users in a single day. But the founder of the app is controversial and there...
Elder Scrolls Online Update 11
Good news for fans of The Elder Scrolls Online as Bethesda announces details of it's much anticipated Update 11 which will hit on August...
Blizzard discontinues support for Windows XP and Vista
Blizzard games have announced that World of  Warcraft, Diablo 3 amongst others will all stop working on computers running Windows XP or Vista by...
China to end ban on video game consoles
China is set to lift its fifteen year long ban on video game consoles. Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft products can now be sold without restriction.





















