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Game Informer's Xbox One Coverage Hub
The Xbox One is nearly here, and all eyes are on Microsoft to see if the company can meet or beat the expectations set by last week's debut of PlayStation 4. Prepare for launch by getting caught up on all of GI's news, previews, and reviews for Microsoft's next-gen system.
Xbox One: What We Know, What We Like, What We Need More Time With
News
How To Update Your Xbox One Without Connecting To Xbox Live
Watch Twelve Minutes Of The Xbox One Dashboard
Microsoft Demonstrates The Snap Function In New Xbox One Video
Customer Receives Xbox One Early, Details Update And Game Installation Sizes
Microsoft To Have Dedicated Servers For All Xbox One Multiplayer Games
New Xbox One Video Details Cloud Computing, SmartGlass, and Kinect Features
Take An In-Depth Look At The Xbox One Controller's New Features
Microsoft Announces First Wave Of Xbox One Entertainment Apps
EA Commits Lifelong Xbox And PC Exclusivity for Titanfall
Xbox One Will Not Support Real Name IDs At Launch
Microsoft Reveals Xbox One Friends List Features
Xbox One Will Support Eight For Party Chat At Launch
Microsoft Releases Detailed Xbox One Privacy Statement
Report: All Xbox One Games Will Have 1,000 Gamerscore
Microsoft Gives Unity To ID@Xbox Devs
Microsoft Announces That Games With Gold Will Come To Xbox One In 2014
Lego Marvel To Make Xbox One Launch After All
Microsoft Shows Off Fast QR Code Reading On Xbox One
Xbox One Is DLNA Compatible, Can Be Used As Media Server
Infinity Ward Confirms Native 720p Resolution For Call of Duty: Ghosts On Xbox One
Xbox One Cases Put The Disc On The Wrong Side
Microsoft Details How To Use Upload Studio And SkyDrive On Xbox One
Xbox One Will Not Support Live Streaming At Launch
Custom Xbox One Controllers Now Available At Evil Controllers
How Twitch Streaming Between Xbox One And PS4 Compares
Xbox One SmartGlass Mobile Companion App Now Available
Ask Us Anything About Xbox One
Xbox One Boots Either Faster Or Slower Than 360
How To Bring Your Profile Over To Xbox One
Xbox One Will Automatically Manage Your Hard Drive Storage
[Update] Here Are The Xbox One Kinect Voice And Motion Commands
How To Play PS4 On Your Xbox One
Xbox One Pins Still Not Accessible Offline
State Of Sound: Xbox One Does Not Support Dolby Digital Via Optical Output
How To Update Your Xbox One Without Connecting To Xbox Live
Features
The Xbox One Controller Impresses
Microsoft Demonstrates The Value Of Kinect And Entertainment Apps
Opinion: Microsoft's TV Features Are A Major Competitive Advantage
What Developers Are Saying About Xbox One
Interview With Xbox One's Chief Product Officer Marc Whitten
Six Interesting Things We Learned About The Xbox One User Experience
Everything You Need To Know About Xbox One
Previews
Killer Instinct Comes Out Swinging In Its Xbox One Revival
Microsoft Demonstrates The Tools Of Project Spark
Test Driving The Sport Compact Series In Forza 5
Ryse: Son Of Rome Is As Fun As Dialing Phone Numbers
Fighter Within Preview – Punching, Kicking, And Sweating Through A Fight
Dead Rising 3 And Ryse Launch Trailers Continue The Build Towards Xbox One
Reviews
Dead Rising 3 Review – Zombies And Bugs Run Amok In An Ambitious Sandbox
Crimson Dragon Review – Derailing Its Own Fun
Lococycle Review – Monotonous Combat Drags Down A Hilarious Adventure
Powerstar Golf Review – A Wizard On The Links
Need for Speed Rivals – Unexpected Mayhem
Madden NFL 25 Xbox One Review: Back From The Bye
FIFA 14 Xbox One Review – Extra Time
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