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The Xbox One’s Two Potential Problems: Price and Indie Games
Microsoft’s public relations work is far from over.
Backpedaling on Xbox One DRM Policies Is Precisely the Right Move by Microsoft
Welcome back to the game, Xbox One.
We Can Now Map Rooms Down to the Millimeter with a Finger Snap
Bats do it, dolphins do it — even short-tailed shrews do it.
Shigeru Miyamoto Apologizes for Wii U Game Delays, Says the Best Is Nearly Here
Games good enough that you’ll want to buy a Wii U? Shigeru Miyamoto says they’re almost here.
For iOS 7, Apple Needs More Than Game Controllers to Win Gaming
It’s a shame, in 2013, that a company known for leading in so many other ways seems content to follow here.
Exploring Super Mario 3D World with Its Development Team
Why didn’t the design team include online multiplayer with Super Mario 3D World?
The View from Nintendo’s Cindy Gordon at E3 2013
Nintendo V.P. Cindy Gordon answers questions about Wii U pricing, system sales and core appeal.
Finally, a Flying Bike (in Case You Need to Smuggle an Alien)
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s — oh wait, a bike. It’s a flying bike.
Xbox One’s ‘Future-Proof’ Digital Strategy Isn’t Unique to Xbox One
Is Microsoft’s Xbox One digital strategy as forward-looking as the company claims?
How Sony May Have Won E3 With the PlayStation 4
At its E3 2013 presser, Sony aims, shoots and scores
No, ESA, It’s Actually the Industry That’s Hurting the Industry
As David Lynch said, keep your eye on the donut, not the hole.