It’s Microsoft’s special day so we won’t go pestering them about stealing our name and not giving us Live right now, but don’t worry that didn’t pass by unnoticed. Anyway back to the point, Project Natal is looking incredible to say the least and I think it’s fair to say that Nintendo may be stressing just a little bit at …

So finally, Microsoft has announced it’s new motion controller. Thing is, it’s not actually a motion controller, no, it is the exact opposite. Microsoft have set out to release a motion control system that takes away the need for a controller completely, and from what we have seen, it is way, way ahead of it’s time. Find out more about …

So now that we have seen what great games Microsoft has lined up for the future, its time to move on. Part 3 looks at the new features that are being added to the dashboard, and boy oh boy have Microsoft been busy. From social networking, to sharing, they have added a lot and it’s pretty impressive to say the …

Now we have some very special announcements and reveals in store for you. Part one gave us a look at some multi-platform games that are coming to the 360, as well as some brand new announcements and demos of some incredible sequels as well. Part two reveals even more huge titles, some of which you already know, and others that …

Ok, so here we go. Part one of the Microsoft Press Conference is going to cover the first half of the game announcements that were made by Microsoft. Some were expected and others were absolute surprise shockers. Click through the link and find out what all the fuss is about. Last Updated: June 2, 2009

Last night, right before Microsoft’s E3 Press Conference, I was sitting wondering to myself what exactly they could show that would really be impressive. I mean sure, we all knew the motion controller was going to be shown, but really, Microsoft looked like they were going to have a boring year, leaving Sony to really shine. About an hour later, …

Microsoft have today just announced that they are going to be pushing their E3 Keynote to five minutes earlier. The reason that they have given is that they have included some sort of last minute ‘surprize’. Now, 5 minutes isn’t a lot of time, but is usually more than enough to make a big announcement or show something off. Is …

It looks like a slip of the fingers over at Microsoft has revealed what the next Halo game will be called. No not the ODST one we all know about but the one after we finished the fight… again… The next Halo lined up is going to be entitled “Halo: Reach”. Last Updated: June 1, 2009