Next-gen gaming may be on the horizon, but it's going to have quite a few developers nervous as well.

Could Dragon Age 3: Inquisition be heading to bigger, more advanced consoles in 2014?

I often find myself thinking of what the ultimate graphics would look like in video games. Would it be like playing a movie in real time? Or maybe, just maybe we’d like to still feel like we’re playing a game instead of watching a film?

Could we be seeing video game worlds brought to life in our own living rooms, when Microsoft officially unveils their Xbox 360 successor?

According to the co-creator of the hit fighting game franchise, Mortal Kombat needs to innovate through some next-gen tech, in order to become a better game.

Remember Square's next-generation engine demo - and how many doubted it could be real-time? Doubt no more!

Crytek's convinced next generation consoles will struggle unless they embrace the free-to-play model.

Is the reason why Half Life 3 is yet to appear because Valve has been busy developing a brand new gameplay engine?