THE BEST Xbox One

We now have our first look at a meaningful chunk of gameplay from Remedy Entertainment’s time-bending first-person shooter for Xbox One. The visuals look amazing, though we’re not sure its much more than Max Payne 2015.

Not to be outdone by its rival, Microsoft is now taking pre-orders for a white version of the Xbox One. It’s not bundled with a Kinect, but the console will come with a copy of Sunset Overdrive and a matching white controller.

The guys at Insomniac Games show off the insane clothes, masks, hairstyles and costumes you’ll be able to outfit your characters with in the upcoming Xbox One exclusive, Sunset Overdrive. The Kangaroo cod piece is some next-level sh*t.

A workout program to build strength, agility and stamina for athletes. With its first module based on NFL Defensive end J.J. Watt’s actual routines, this Xbox One Kinect exclusive is one video game guaranteed to make you sweat. Basketball next.

An awesome looking expansion pack for Dead Rising 3 which transforms the game into an over-the-top 4-player co-op arcade fighter, complete with costumes from other Capcom games.

Arguably one of the best game franchises on the Xbox 360 is getting a reboot on Xbox One in 2015. And it’s not a remake, but an entirely new game from the game’s original creator. We still never found that last agility orb.

We were stoked when we saw the first teaser for this urban sandbox game, and Insomniac has been hard at work making this Saints Row meets Jet Set Radio meets Infamous meets Bioshock: Infinite look like the Xbox One exclusive to beat.

IGN took Thief, and ran it side-by-side on Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3 and PC to see how the graphics stacked up. The PC wins by a nose, but the differences between Xbox One and PS4 aren’t nearly as noticeable as some might think.

Do you want to spend Valentine’s Day with mechs and jetpacks? Sign-up for the closed beta of the fast-paced Windows and Xbox One run-and-gun first person mech shooter Titanfall. The beta begins 02/14/14.

(NSFW: Language) Master of Luck took advantage of the Xbox One’s voice command feature to play a prank, making gamers sign themselves out. In other news, apparently Call of Duty is now rated E for Everyone.

Remedy takes their time-manipulation expertise from games like Max Payne to a new level in their upcoming Xbox One title Quantum Break. While we don’t see much of the game in this clip, the gameplay mechanics described sound pretty cool.

While many gamers are struggling to get their hands on Microsoft’s new console, RatedRR just went and blasted his Xbox One to bits by shooting it with a sniper rifle then searing it with detonating cord. Twice. Flame on at 3:50.

An updated look at upcoming Xbox One games, including heavy hitters Halo, Battlefield and Call of Duty, new franchises The Division, Watch_Dogs and Sunset Overdrive and crossovers FFXV, MGS V and Kingdom Hearts III.

Microsoft finally reveals why the Kinect has to be bundled with the Xbox One. This demo shows off the next-gen duo’s impressive multitasking and accurate voice command feature, capable of mapping your voice to your own Xbox profile.

The slick and shiny final trailer for one of the Xbox One launch games Forza Motorsport 5. Sadly the gameplay footage’s been compressed to hell, but you can imagine how good that looks in person. The last bit was quite the tease.

It’s a brief :30 second spot, but we just love the juxtaposition of hordes of attacking undead set to the upbeat tones of The Turtles’ 1967 classic Happy Together in this commercial for the Xbox One zombie shooter.

We’ve already seen the PlayStation 4 user interface in action. Here’s a copy of a Microsoft video demonstrating the voice-activated multitasking capabilities of the Xbox One, aided by the new Kinect.

Microsoft flexes its marketing muscle with this spot for the soon to be released Xbox One console, featuring Zachary Quinto and footballer Steven Gerrard. And so the console war begins anew. Let’s hope gamers keep winning it.

Microsoft pimps its upcoming racer for the Xbox One with this awesome commercial in which footage was captured by shooting stills from the game and speeding past them at 120mph with a camera bolted to a McLaren MP4-12C supercar.

An in-depth look at how the new controller keeps the best of the Xbox 360’s along with numerous refinements, such as improved grip, rumble triggers, internal batteries, Kinect integration, and the ability to go wired for precision FPSing.

While we’re a long way from knowing exactly how the next-gen console wars will play out, the Xbox One guys are here to remind us of the exclusives and early-access content coming to their big black box. And Watch Dogs.