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Microsoft is asking its Xbox Rewards members their opinion of the Nintendo Switch. What could this mean?

A new report highlights that the PS4 dominates the console market, but Nintendo’s growth is forecasted to grow thanks to Switch.

Microsoft might just have made things more difficult for Nintendo.

The rise of digital gaming offers numerous conveniences, but many of us still want physical copies of our games. Why?

Former Microsoft executive Robbie Bach says never to count Nintendo out.

Microsoft’s Phil Spencer had some interesting things to say about Nintendo in a recent interview.

Nintendo’s GameCube failure made Microsoft completely disregard the company as a competitor for the Xbox 360.

Playtonic’s Gavin Prince said he’d love to do a cross-collaboration with Rare on future projects as an homage to their history.

The three rivals are working together against DDoS attacks.

Several former Rare developers have banded together to create a new studio called Playtonic Games.

Nintendo is left alone as its main competitors undergo massive network attacks.

This week’s Japanese sales figures from Media Create are in and we’re hardly surprised by the way the numbers fall. See how it all looks by checking out the full numbers inside!

Hoping for the day that Minecraft shows up on a Nintendo system? That possibility could be in jeopardy as Microsoft has officially announced that they purchased the studio responsible for the popular mining, building and survival game.

Inside you’ll see a video (sorry!) of what I thought about all the E3 press conferences. You’ll also finally be able to see my face!

So all three console manufacturers have their E3 2014 press conferences in the books, and by now we’ve had a bit of time to let it all settle in. Ready for the obligatory and annual “who won” poll?

Media Create and Famitsu have submitted their weekly sales numbers for the Japanese region for the week ending May 11th, 2014. How’s the good ol’ war looking this time around?

Despite the cries of many investors over the Xbox division, it’s not going anywhere, least of all to Nintendo.