Having spent several hours with the Xbox One beta, Grinding Gear Games Path of Exile for Xbox One is a port worth getting excited about. First off it looks incredible and runs at a rock-solid frame-rate. In fact, with news dropping recently that the game will be enhanced for the upcoming Xbox One X console to support 4K visuals, those that were expecting a noticeable visual downgrade from the current PC release are in for a surprise. Path of Exile on a vanilla Xbox One features the same great visual and effect detail as seen in the PC release.

Rossco is working on his Agents of Mayhem review so far finding the game a blast as it launches for PS4, Xbox One and PC. His review in progress is here in a brand new review system.

Best Buy offers Injustice 2 for PlayStation 4 or Xbox One for $39.99 with free shipping. (Microsoft Store offers it for the same price for Xbox One.) That's the lowest price we could find by $10, although we saw it for $4 less last week.
Note: My Best Buy Gamers Club Unlocked members can get it for $31.99. (A 2-year membership costs $30.)

Neil writes "You may have heard of Spintires. After all it is a million selling indie hit over on the PC, one that delivers great off-roading in all-terrain vehicles. Well, there's some good news on the horizon - for the ultimate version, Spintires: MudRunner is coming to PC and the very best consoles."

Neil writes "Can you feel the beat? Can you handle the heat? Are you ready for the violence that Thumper delivers? It's out now on Xbox One!"

Launch title Crackdown 3 has been delayed until spring 2018, leaving MS with just one major new game to support its new console.

And more Xbox One X info is coming at Gamescom.

Orwellian action adventure title We Happy Few will release on PS4 alongside Xbox One and PC next spring.

It's looking to be a rather dismal year for Microsoft which started out with Scalebound being cancelled, a number of exclusives launching in 2018 and Crackdown 3 dated for November but recently pushed to Spring 2018.

The classic Neo Geo fantasy side-scroller Magician Lord puts players' drywall in peril as it works its sadistic magic on consoles today.