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The day before E3 officially opens its doors is the big media day. And it was big. Here's a quick round up of all the biggest news stories from day zero out in Los Angeles!
EA has used its E3 press conference to talk some more about FIFA 16, the latest installment in one of its most successful global franchises.
Microsoft has announced pricing and availability for its new Elite Controller for the Xbox One, and it's not cheap. It'll be here in October and you'll need $150 to get one.
Microsoft has shown off how Minecraft will look and behave with HoloLens, and it looks pretty special.
Microsoft's ID@Xbox team announced Game Preview at its E3 presentation, a chance for eager gamers to try out new titles before they launch.
Microsoft just made the huge announcement at E3 that the Xbox One will soon be able to play Xbox 360 games natively!
British Fallout fans looking to get their hands on the super fancy Pip-Boy edition of Fallout 4 need look no further than GAME. The retailer has the official exclusive on it for the UK and it'll run you for a not too ridiculous £99.99.
Microsoft's newest version of the Xbox One is already on sale in the UK, so we had to go and lay our hands on one. It's got a new matte finish, oodles more storage and an updated controller. So let's crack open the box and see what we've got.
Microsoft has updated the controller for the Xbox One and is including it in the box with the new 1TB edition of the console. A bunch of the changes are inside, but here it is in all its glory,
This is the first consumer edition of the Oculus Rift VR headset, shown off at a special event in San Francisco!
Oculus is throwing a special event today in California to discuss the future of the Rift, VR, gaming and a whole lot more. You can follow the whole thing live online and we've got the run down of the when and where.
Apple Music is here and with it we say goodbye to Beats Music. Why is that relevant? Beats Music launched and actually supported Windows Phone. Apple is killing off that support so here's a list of some good alternatives to give your money to.
At Computex 2015 in Taipei, Cherry Mobile announced the Alpha Prime, a new Windows 10 Mobile device to launch later this year. So we swung by the Microsoft booth to check it out. It's not a high-ender, but it's great to see continued support from global partners.
After finally getting to try out the world's most famous VR headset, Oculus, I was left stunned by the change of heart I'd had on it. Never being convinced in the slightest by VR, here's what I thought after actually using it.
Computex 2015 has thrown a bunch of great products our way in such a short space of time. But, from everything we've come across this past week, here's what we selected as our top picks from this years event!
Mouse Computer has a new Windows Phone for its native Japan and at Computex Taipei, Microsoft was on hand to show it off on its behalf. So naturally we stopped by, grabbed one for a few seconds and had a look!
Microsoft wouldn't let anyone touch it, but is proud to show off Toshiba's new 2-in1 built for Windows 10. We don't know much about it, when it'll launch and how much it'll cost, but it sure looks pretty.
At its Computex keynote, Intel gave us a glimpse of the future with it's impressive Skylake reference devices. The big story is high-end specs, ridiculously slim form factors. We've not seen an all-in-one as thin as this before, not least one packing a 4K touch display. That's probably the showstopper, but the 2-in-1 shown off is no slouch, comprising a super-thin tablet with a...
Dell's Computex product lineup includes a couple of new Inspiron all-in-ones that offer that experience but without breaking the bank. Slim, attractive and well spec'd for the price, they'll be on sale in the U.S. and Asia later this year.
Part of the fun of trade shows like Computex is seeing the weird, the wonderful and the downright insane. Classify these gaming rigs on the ASUS booth as the latter of the three.