
Former Nintendo and I-Play exec David Gosen has returned to the console business with Xbox – and he has some forthright views on how to push the console forward.
"We have some very aggressive plans in terms of investing in this market to be successful. We are in Europe to win. We're not here to come second or third," says Gosen.

A brutal reset, a smarter story, and a return to what made it great—Mortal Kombat (2011) revived the series.
15 years went by so fast. I remember playing through the story mode at launch.

New report from Skillsearch found that 22% of those surveyed had been laid off within the past 12 months.

It's a step forward for Stop Killing Games.
Ms talk about us consumers like we r idiots, everybody "aware" that all Micrososft products suck!!!! theres a 360 arcade in my local secondhand game shop for £50 its been there for a month
correct me if im wrong but isnt it cheaper than the wii over there?
it dosnt seem like they have a good game plan, only buy buy buy buy.<-----thats not good, it will only hurt them in the end and all they can say is "at least we tried". like the ps3 is more expensive over there and sony dosnt really treat them equally or even fairly but they still manage to buy the ps3 and it still manages to out sell the 360 world wide and its really impressive that it has cough up or even passed the 360 in sales in EU despite the year and 6 months head start, price, fairness etc. its crazy. you cant say there is no fan loyalty in sony. wonder whats gunna happen when sony drops the price? : o
Europeans already lost faith in you M$
There's no such a loyality in Europe...Sony is Japanese like the Wii and the X360 is American...we buy what doesn't break and delivers the best value...for kids the Wii for the rest of the gamers the PS3 and for those clueless grandparents getting a present for their grandchildren: the X360...The US is loyal to the X360, though
could definitely win a creepy stare-down contest