Xbox One

On Wednesday, Microsoft announced that Xbox Live service would remain free in China. China’s Xbox fans flipped out – and not in a good way.

China just unbanned consoles, sort of. But what does that really mean? Should you believe the hype? If you want to understand China’s video game market, this is a podcast that you should not miss.

Don’t believe the hype. Game consoles have been legal in China since 2014, and all signs point to China’s gamers not caring. Read this before you rush out to buy Nintendo stock.

The Chinese version of the Xbox One is getting a price drop, but will it be enough to turn flagging sales around?

After a firmware update at 11pm last night, Xbox One owners in China are reporting their consoles are no longer region-locked.

The Xbox One may have been the first console to launch in China in nearly a decade, but things haven’t been going that well for Microsoft’s gaming arm in the

The BesTV subsidiary in charge of China’s Xbox One didn’t have a great 2014, financially speaking. And ecommerce numbers suggest its 2015 could be even worse.

After months of complaints about a poor game lineup, Microsoft China confirms it’s working on bringing Halo: The Master Chief Collection to China. But can that save the struggling console?

Finally, China’s Xbox One gamers get the streaming TV services they were promised, and a little compensation for their troubles. Now what about the games?

If you think the PS4 is going to be any less restrictive and disappointing in China than the Xbox One has been, think again.