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After what some media outlets have been calling "a stone cold stunner" presentation at E3, many have already said the PS4 will win this upcoming generation of consoles. What five pillars brought the PS-maker to such heights? Let me share them with you!

As has been the trend these days, the XBONE has dominated the virtual conversation. With weeks to stew over the news, we'll check out some of the latest backlash, some next-gen rumor reports, and even new 3DS hacks for good measure. Welcome to One Hacker's Opinion!

Despite dealing with a wave of bad press, it seems that UK gamers are anxious to get their hands on an Xbox One. In fact, one news outlet even says that the rumored "always connected" machine has far bypassed the interest of Sony's PS4!

Sony has unveiled a new Beta Video Streaming Technology in PSN and they want you...the public to test. They are offering some movies at a discounted rate of $0.99 cents for SD and $1.99 for HD. Check it out.

This all happened during the XBOX ONE Reveal, just mere minutes after the broadcast began. Microsoft on the other hand, their stock closed down at 0.66 percent, lower than what was expected after the massive reveal today.

Bethesda's upcoming Wolfenstein: New World Order shocked us all by electing not to include multiplayer as part of the plan. It sounds a bit weird, but it may not have been the worst idea. Here are five reasons why excluding online modes could be a smart decision.

While the verdict still remains unclear with regards to the next-generation Xbox and its "always on" features, the PS4 is taking a firm stance in the negative. See the official word here!

Sony has released the latest system software update for the PlayStation 3. In a Tweet I received on Twitter @PlayStation announces the update which addresses the following.

Details have been a bit scarce on the PS4 since its initial launch announcement, but what we all want to know is how much it will cost. Sony Worldwide Vice President Michael Denny didn't give us a number, but we have clues!

It's that time of the month again. You all know it well, it's time for scheduled maintenance on the PlayStation Network.

As I'm sure you already know by now, BioShock Infinite takes place in the 1901 cloud city known as Columbia. It's definitely not historically accurate, but this Irrational Games gem wasn't the first to pull that trick. Check out these other franchises that have attempted to bend history!

Nintendo's tailspin continues. After reports of poor sales in Japan against rival Sony, it seems the Federal Jury wanted to just put the final blow to Nintendo this week. Nintendo were found guilty this morning after a patent infringement was taken to court after longtime Sony employee and inventor Seijiro Tomita claimed $30.2 million in compensatory damages over alleged claims that Nintendo stole the 3D technology used on their handheld system.

With talk of the SimCity debacle still hot on the mouths of gamers, there's an ethical question that comes to mind: is DRM as good a thing for the industry as it pretends to be, or is it just one more nuisance to work around? Let's take a look at the debate!

If you're looking to do some serious online gaming today, I hope you were able to log in to the PSN over the last few days. Services are being discontinued today over a sixteen hour period.

Especially with all this talk of the coming "next generation," discussions about which console has the best exclusives have never been more popular. After all it's these very titles that actually separate an Xbox 360 from something like a PS3. Still, does having the rights to produce games with a certain character really matter all that much? If you asked me, I would tell you that I'm not so sure about their buying power.

Sony tried it's hand with a little fighting mashup known as Battle Royale. Can it stand up against the legacy laid before it by Nintendo's wildly popular Super Smash Bros? Find out by reading this article!

In case you haven't heard, the supposed PS4 announcement is just a mere twenty-four hours away! To celebrate I've compiled five of the most crucial and juciest rumors on the next gen system from Sony to make sure you are all up to date!

With the supposed announcement of the PS4 just weeks away, the rumor reports keep piling in. This new information from VGLeaks says that the "Orbis" will have two HD cameras onboard and will cost about $400!

Feeling a bit lazy to fire up the console to make a few purchases? What if you're not in front of your console to snag up a deal on something? With the PSN Store making its way to the interwebs, you won't have to worry much. Especially if it's available for your region. Sony has added two more to the mix.

We've already reported on the words of Sony's VP confirming that a PS4 announcement would be coming in May at the earliest, but what CNET has to say about this just might make us all a little sad inside.