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Everything You Need To Know About Xbox One
You’ve just woken up. It’s a brave new world. There is a new Xbox console and it is called the Xbox One. Everything you need to know about this new device can be found here. This is home base. We will be updating this post as news breaks and keeping you informed on all the latest info on Microsoft’s brand new console.
Saya No Uta — The Song Of Saya: The Kotaku Review
Saya no Uta — The Song of Saya is often called the single most screwed-up game ever released — and with good reason. Written by the acclaimed author of Madoka Magica, Psycho Pass, Fate/Zero, and this season’s Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet, The Song of Saya is a visual novel about medical student Fuminori.
Here’s The Zebra-Striped Xbox One Development Unit We Told You About
Remember this? The console we used to call Durango was covered in black-and-white stripes? We couldn’t show the pre-release machine to you then. But now you can see it, as featured on GameTrailers’ Xbox One behind-the-scenes special and spotted on Twitter by @Talaviir. Maybe it was for security, maybe it was just to look cool. They do this for cars that aren’t officially out, too.
These Are The Things That People Remember About Xbox Consoles
The new Xbox has been revealed: it’s Xbox One. Seems like a good time to reminisce on our memories about the Xbox (be it the 360 or the original), right? Appropriately, the #xboxmemories tag was trending on Twitter earlier, right before the reveal. Here’s some of what people remember about Xbox consoles.
How The Xbox One Harnesses The Mighty Power Of The Cloud
The cloud — that’s a powerful term these days. If you release a product that doesn’t do something with the cloud, then you probably shouldn’t even bother putting it out. Snack foods, floor cleaners, maid services and even consumer electronics like the newly announced Xbox One use the cloud to do great and magical things. Like what, you ask? How about LIVING GAMES?
A Mutant Crop Of Plants Vs. Zombies Blooms On Facebook
While fans of the war between plant life and human undeath wait anxiously for July’s Plants Vs. Zombies 2, the eternal battle has spilled over into Plants Vs. Zombies Adventures, a Facebook game where planting virtual crops could save your life. Rather than the corridor-based battles of its big brother, Plants Vs. Zombies Adventures reverts to more traditional tower defence.
