The Xbox One has had a pretty good year, says Microsoft. It's happened "on the back of the greatest game lineup of the Xbox history."

I’ve mentioned before how Killer Instinct is a fighting game for the hardcore, a pure no-holds barred experience with the smoothest combos this side of a McDonald’s menu. It’s now also exiting a second season of tournaments and DLC water, ready to hit season 3 with a vengeance. And some shadows.

In the latest technical tests between the PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One it is once again the machine from Sony that is dominating and that has to now be of serious concern to Microsoft

Our favourite team game of the year is most certainly Rocket League. Even though most of us absolutely stink at the car football game, Rocket League is still fun! If you know what I’m talking about, then you’re either jamming it on PC or PlayStation 4 right now. And Xbox One owners, looks like you’re up next for a turn behind the wheel.

A timed exclusive on the Xbox 360 and Xbox One, Rise of The Tomb Raider can only make so many sales right now. Those numbers will most likely increase next year when the game hits the PlayStation 4, but those are the facts Jack. Still! Rise of the Tomb Raider has had what appears to be a very solid launch so far. A launch, that Square Enix is very happy with it seems.

Microsoft's shiny new Elite Xbox One controller is selling so well, it's becoming hard to find - and that's despite its ludicrous price tag.

As much fun as Just Cause 2 was however, it was also a flawed game. And it looks like the latest sequel has inherited some of those imperfections.

Just Cause 3 embodies everything its learnt over two games while adding mechniacs to contradict them, creating a bit of a mixed bag as a result.