Microsoft is opening up the Xbox Live Creators Program to everyone. The Xbox Live Creators Program allows anyone (with the skills to pay the bills) to make a video game and release it to the masses. You can even charge money for your creation if you want. If you think it’s good enough. In March, […]
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We’ve come a long way since video game consoles simply played games. Now, it’s standard for modern systems to stream movies, play music, and even let you watch live TV. While some would argue that these enhanced features have ruined the fun of gaming, it means that consoles are a better investment than they have […]
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Ready for some new games? We’ve got the skinny on August 2017’s free games for PlayStation Plus and Xbox Live Gold subscribers. PlayStation Plus On PS4, you’ve got a good selection coming. First is Just Cause 3, which offers a mega, 400-square-mile open-world to play around in. The second title is Assassin’s Creed: Freedom Cry, […]
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Xbox One is officially the first video game console to offer digital purchase refunds to all users by default. Microsoft announced the new “self-service refund” system using the console’s “Alpha” preview ring. The Alpha preview ring is normally used to test and showcase upcoming Xbox One features, but this time around was used to confirm […]
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It’s time for some springtime gaming. Here are the free games that PlayStation Plus and Xbox Live Gold members can pick up for the month of April. Xbox Live Xbox One owners will receive the launch title Ryse: Son of Rome, a mediocre launch title that has you ascend to lead the Roman Legion. The […]
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Microsoft designed the Xbox One to be the core of your living room’s entertainment center. The system’s deep links with Windows 10 should make it easy to stream video and other content from your PC. Unfortunately, setting up a video stream can be tricky if you don’t know what you’re doing. Streaming video from your PC to your […]
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