Batman: Arkham Knight PC System Requirements Revealed (I Hope You Have A console)

With just two months to go before Rocksteady Studios releases Arkham Knight, the final entry in its Batman trilogy, the developer has now revealed the game's PC system requirements.

New Titanfall Game Teased By Developer

The next Titanfall game will deliver "a lot of stuff that people are going to be excited about," according to developer Respawn Entertainment.

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's Next DLC Revealed

Activision and Sledgehammer Games on Wednesday announced that Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's second expansion, Ascendance, will be released for Xbox 360 and Xbox One on March 31. The add-on will launch for PC, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4 one month later.

Microsoft Announces Halo: The Master Chief Collection Xbox One Bundle

We're surprised it's taken this long. Finally, Microsoft has announced the Halo: The Master Chief Collection Xbox One Bundle.

Microsoft Releasing Adapter That Lets You Use Xbox One Controllers on PC

Today at GDC, Head of Xbox Phil Spencer announced that Microsoft will release an adapter that lets you use your Xbox One controllers with Windows (without a USB tether).

Shovel Knight, Wasteland 2, And More Coming To Xbox One Via ID@Xbox

Microsoft is holding an ID@Xbox event at GDC, but we have a look now at what titles will be featured. Included is news that Yacht Club Games’ Shovel Knight is headed to Xbox One.

AC Unity No Longer Requires App For Unlocks

A new patch is rolling out for Assassin’s Creed Unity, today on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 and tomorrow on PC.

Xbox One Screenshot Feature Now Running On Devkits

We’re getting closer to being able to take screenshots on our retail Xbox One consoles. The oft-requested (and top priority) feature for Microsoft is now running on developer kits.

Ubisoft Brings Classic Board Game Risk To Xbox One And PS4

Assassin's Creed publisher Ubisoft today released a console version of classic board game Risk for Xbox One and PlayStation 4, calling it the "next generation of strategy game entertainment."

LEGO Releasing Jurassic World And Marvel Avenger Games

Warner Bros., The LEGO Group, and TT Games on Thursday announced their 2015 video game lineup, which includes new games based on Jurassic World and The Avengers, among others.

Xbox One Getting Sling TV From Dish Network

Dish Network's just-announced Internet-powered TV service, Sling TV--which lets you stream a variety of Disney and Turner Networks channels for $20 per month--is coming to Xbox One.

"Our vision at Xbox is to bring your games and entertainment together," Microsoft said in a post on the Xbox Wire." Important to that vision is our focus on partnering with television providers and content distributors to deliver rich, differentiated TV and video experiences."

The Xbox One will be the first console where Sling TV will be available, beating out competitors like thePlayStation 4 and Wii U. Microsoft will even offer Xbox Live members a one-month free trial of Sling TV when the service rolls out "in the coming weeks."

Sling TV, which requires no contract or extra hardware installation, features channels such as ESPN and ESPN 2, as well as TNT, TBS, Food Network, HGTV, Cartoon Network, and Disney Channel.


For lots more on Sling TV and the way it could impact traditional cable providers, be sure to read GameSpot sister site CNET's in-depth coverage.

Xbox One Gets Pandora And 4 Other Media Apps Today

A string of new media apps are available on Xbox One today, including those for music-streaming service Pandora and music video hub Vevo. In all, five new media apps are ready to download, each of which is free, though they may require additional subscriptions to access certain content.

The five new Xbox One media apps are:

• Pandora -- The popular music discovery service, now available on Xbox One.

• Vevo -- Lets you watch a ton of music videos, if that's what you're into.

• Bravo Now -- Watch full episodes of Bravo shows, including Top Chef and The Real Housewives. This app requires a cable subscription to access the content.

• Telemundo Now -- This app, which also requires a cable subscription and is available in the US only, lets you watch all manner of Spanish programming.

• Popcornflix -- Lets you stream hundreds of movies for free. Available only in the US and Canada.

Are you picking up any of the new Xbox One media apps this week? If you're throwing a Christmas party and your TV has a good sound, the Pandora app is a pretty good bet.

Halo 5 Multiplayer Beta Menu Revealed

Over the weekend, a Reddit user by the name of "TheLittleMoa" uploaded an image of what was claimed to be the menu screen for the Halo 5: Guardians multiplayer beta. This image is indeed genuine, a Microsoft representative confirmed with GameSpot on Monday.

Devil May Cry 4 Coming to Xbox One, PS4 Next Summer

In addition to announcing DmC: Devil May Cry Definitive Edition today for Xbox One and PlayStation 4, Capcom has revealed Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition, also in development for new consoles.

Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition is due to launch in summer 2015 for Xbox One and PS4. Pricing details were not disclosed.

Unfortunately, all we know right now is the game exists. Capcom says in a blog post that it will share more details about the new game "a little further down the line.

Xbox One or PS4 Who will Survive A 15ft Drop?

Limbo Coming to Xbox One

Microsoft announced that Limbo will be coming to Xbox One by giving the game away to early Xbox One adopters for free.

A spokesperson for Microsoft confirmed the game will be available for Xbox One owners who used their console on the first weekend after its launch as a "thank you" for early adopters. Microsoft also confirmed that the game will be available for all other Xbox One owners via the Xbox Game Store, but didn't pin down an exact time, instead promising the game will be available for purchase "soon."

Diablo III In Development For Xbox One and PS4, Release Not Yet Certain

Since Diablo III was announced for PlayStation 4, one question has been on the lips of many a console gamer. Readers have asked us, “what about Xbox One?” many times. The answer seems to be a bit more complicated than we originally realized.

Microsoft reveals Direct X12, promises major improvements for Xbox One and PC developers

Today during a presentation at the 2014 Game Developers Conference, Microsoft officially announced Direct X12, the latest version of the graphics API. Microsoft is targeting it to launch for developers in holiday 2015.

Assassin's Creed 2014 to be set in Paris on Xbox One and PS4, leaked screenshots suggest

This year's Assassin's Creed will be set in 18th century Paris, leaked images sent to Kotaku suggest.

The Parisien screenshots, obtained from an anonymous source from an early-in-development version of the game, show Notre Dame and the Seine river. The game is dubbed Unity, though it is not clear if this is the actual title or a codename.


Previous rumours have said that this year's Assassin's Creed will take place during the French Revolution and feature a new protagonist named Arno.

The screenshots also show buttons mapped to 'parkour up' and 'parkour down', which is said to be a new feature to be introduced this year.

Reports also suggest that there will be different version of Assassin's Creed this year for both current-gen--Xbox One and PS4--and last-gen machines. If true, it would mean that this year's Assassin's Creed would not be designed as a cross-generational title like last year's Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. There's certainly precedent: Ubisoft did a similar thing with Splinter Cell: Double Agent, which launched towards the start of the last generation.

There were no rumblings about the possibility of a Wii U version.

Ubisoft has said that the most commonly-requested settings for a new Assassin's Creed are World War II, feudal Japan, and Ancient Egypt. Ubisoft said in February that Assassin's Creed IV had shipped 10 million copies.

Source gamespot