Xbox One Archives | Inquirer Technology

Xbox One

Gaming

Crime thriller ‘L.A. Noire’ coming to PS4, XBO, Switch and VR

September 10, 2017

Gaming

WATCH: Japanese ‘Destiny 2’ trailer is a dance-off

September 07, 2017

Gaming

LOOK: Darksiders III in the works, for release in 2018

May 03, 2017

Gaming

EA leaks more info on upcoming ‘Star Wars: Battlefront II’

April 24, 2017

Gaming

WATCH: ‘Marvel Heroes Omega’ soon powering onto consoles

April 07, 2017

Gaming

Xbox Game Pass offers 100 game titles at $10 a month

April 05, 2017

Gaming

Upcoming video game releases: ‘MLB The Show 17’, ‘Thimbleweed Park’, ‘Has-Been Heroes’

March 26, 2017

Gaming

Mass Effect Andromeda release date announced

January 05, 2017

Gadgets

Microsoft confident despite Sony’s new PlayStation 4 Pro

September 09, 2016

Gadgets

‘Project Scorpio’ may end traditional console generations

August 19, 2016

Don’t miss out on the latest news and information. Follow us:

Xbox One

Crime thriller ‘L.A. Noire’ coming to PS4, XBO, Switch and VR

WATCH: Japanese ‘Destiny 2’ trailer is a dance-off

LOOK: Darksiders III in the works, for release in 2018

EA leaks more info on upcoming ‘Star Wars: Battlefront II’

WATCH: ‘Marvel Heroes Omega’ soon powering onto consoles

Xbox Game Pass offers 100 game titles at $10 a month

Upcoming video game releases: ‘MLB The Show 17’, ‘Thimbleweed Park’, ‘Has-Been Heroes’

Mass Effect Andromeda release date announced

Microsoft confident despite Sony’s new PlayStation 4 Pro

‘Project Scorpio’ may end traditional console generations

TRENDING

Tech News

iPhone X’s $999 tag is ‘value price,’ says Apple CEO Tim Cook

September 20, 2017

Social Media

Facebook may be facing an ‘era of accountability’

September 20, 2017

Tech News

Wificoin grants wifi access in exchange for cryptocurrency

September 19, 2017

Tech News

Philippines ranked 8th most vulnerable to malware attacks in Asia

September 19, 2017

Internet

The Pirate Bay mined cryptocurrency by ‘borrowing’ visitors’ CPU

September 18, 2017

© Copyright 1997-2017 INQUIRER.net