Well the Next Generation has officially been announced. As Microsoft took center stage with it’s One device. Will it be the One Console to rule them all?
Join our heroes and heroine as they go Next Gen with a discussion of current gaming industry. The hit up a breakdown of the PS4 vs the Xbox One. Then a quick look at Nintendo and the Wii U. Along with a quick look of the current status of the gaming industry.
Is 2013 really the future of gaming? A lot of the major console developers would have you believe that, especially with the speculation of both the PS4 & Xbox 720 announcements right around the corner at E3 2013. Couple this with the Steam Box nearing production, and the rumor that the major consoles fear that Apple may join in the fun.
Not to be outdone, Nintendo has begun ramping up game development to save what’s left of the WiiU’s not-so-great launch.
Meanwhile, Sony has pulled from Apple’s playbook and decided to make an announcement before the big show.
Thanks to the dedicated efforts of some unknown reader trawling through the Activision/Bungie legal documents required for their upcoming deal, the gaming world may have some idea of when Sony and Microsoft’s next-generation consoles will be available.
A title identified only as “Destiny Games #1″ will be released for both the Xbox 360 and 720, “compatible” with both systems, in Fall 2013. This date isn’t surprising, particularly as Microsoft has said the 720 will not be shown on the E3 showfloor this year. Another title called “Comet #2″ is listed for a Ps4 launch window of 2016, with “Comet #1″ scheduled for PS3 release in 2014.
