Xbox One

October 11, 2013

Fans of the BBC automotive enthusiast show, “Top Gear” will get their chance to go up against The Stig’s Digital Cousin in “Forza Motorsport 5,” coming exclusively to Xbox One on Nov. 22.

October 11, 2013

On Friday, Xbox Wire announced that Popular Mechanics has chosen Xbox One as a winner of this year’s “Breakthrough Product Awards.” Xbox One is the only gaming product among the winners.

October 10, 2013

Quoting the saying, “Offense wins games, defense wins championships,” Engadget posted about how the CoachGlass companion app to “Madden NFL 25” differentiates itself from the “Ask Madden” feature, “by resorting to data collected from the Madden community, as well as recently used plays, to make its suggestions.

October 8, 2013

Fuelled by EA SPORTS IGNITE, “FIFA 14” on Xbox One will feel alive. Players think, move and behave like world-class players, and fans will feel the electricity of a living stadium as the emotions of new 3D crowds rise and fall around the stories on the pitch.

October 8, 2013

As Lippman says in this interview, CoachGlass makes “Madden NFL 25” a more realistic football experience by providing the user with authentic information as the game unfolds. This is the same type of information that NFL coaches and coordinators use to understand their opponent and adjust their gameplan.

October 8, 2013

At gamescom, the Xbox team announced with partners at Massive Entertainment and Ubisoft that “Tom Clancy’s The Division” will launch with exclusive content on Xbox One. More details are now being shared about one of the most hotly anticipated titles of 2014.

October 7, 2013

On Saturday, Digital Foundry published an 8,000-plus-word interview on the Xbox One architecture. “We’re looking at around an hour’s worth of very dense tech talk here,” the magazine said in its introduction. If that’s your cup of tea, here’s the interview.

October 3, 2013

Without giving away too much of the interview, Hayes talks about the difficulty and importance of connecting fighters’ feet to the floor, what the power Of Xbox One brings to the experience, and how sometimes “hyper-authenticity” might not be such a bad thing.