next generation

The PlayStation 4 has outsold the Xbox One 2-to-1 thus far in the new generation, but is this huge lead somehow illusory?

The Xbox brand is suffering under a heavy weight of hate these days but objectively speaking, it's hard to determine the cause.

Here's one big PlayStation fan who hasn't had much use for the new system since it launched.

Now that we're more than 8 months into the new generation, can we say PlayStation has reclaimed its crown?

While the new consoles were well-designed and rarin' to go, the games were obviously lagging a little behind.

Is the Wii U's recent popularity surge due entirely to the system's own merits, or is it because of another influence?

Are the next-gen consoles under-powered? Can developers access the majority of their power too early in the game?

PlayStation exhibits a continued determination to support new and budding minds in the industry...even if it means a financial loss.

You will see a new PlayStation 4 model when Sony thinks they need to play catch-up. And that may happen within the next year.

Thus far, it appears as if the two new consoles are actually quite reliable, which is a nice change of pace.

The Wii U wasn't looking good heading into E3, but Nintendo's conference managed to breathe new life into the console.

If you really think about it, you never really have to buy new consoles for at least a year (or more).

It seems clear that at least in terms of exclusive software, the Xbox One has the edge in 2014, while the PS4 will rule 2015.

Big game delays continue to mount and one has to wonder: Were some of those announcements purposely premature?

Over the years, it has become clear that PlayStation typically has a better reputation. But how did they earn it?

Unreal Engine 4 is the next powerhouse in game development.

Being someone who does an awful lot of research before purchasing a new console, I'm having trouble justifying an Xbox One purchase.

Most games currently releasing on the new generation are also releasing on the last generation. So which games are having the new console for?

What does "next-gen" mean to you? The definition varies widely among the gaming populace.

Has the well-received game prompted a boost in Xbox One sales?