Rumor: Next Gen Xbox showcased in Halo 4

Halo 4 was one of the best Halo games that has come out, the team at 343 gracefully balanced out visuals and gameplay to make the experience engrossing and engaging which is subject to a variety of opinions.

Today's rumor comes courtesy an insider who is purportedly working on Microsoft's next generation machine. The technology powering the machine was used to process the so called computer generated cutscenes which are present in the beginning of the game and for the introduction of Spartan Ops.

The degree of fidelity on these scenes is nothing short of impressive technology that powers the next generation console race.

The world awaits with bated breath for Microsoft's next generation reveal.

Every Single PS4 console image

The flash of images has sent everyone in a tizzy, gander at all the images for the PlayStation 4 that was teased in the video

Scenes from cancelled PSP Killzone comic

The PSP was one of the first handhelds that was able to to show that Nintendo was not the only king of pocket gaming. The console brought forward many revolutionary ideas, one of which were interactive comic books. The Metal Gear digital graphic novel was perhaps the only example of this concept, till date.

Wii U's first dud:Ninja Gaiden 3

Nintendo is planning to take a different direction with its games and console when it launches. In numerous forms the company has hinted that its primary focus next generation will be the ‘core’ gamer, a term that is losing its essence with each passing generation.

Screens from cancelled Retro Studios game

 Retro Studios has become what Rare was to Nintendo a decade ago, with the Metroid trilogy and the recent Donkey Kong game tucked under its belt, the studio is working furiously on making games for the Wii U.

Long Lost Starcraft:Ghost concepts

 Unless one has been living under a rock, there is no introduction necessary for the Starcraft : Ghost that was once in development by Blizzard and Nihilistic Software. These concepts come for a developer (Jason Felix) who worked in the project. Truth be told the concepts look stellar, its just sad that the game whereabouts are currently unclear.

Concepts from cancelled Metallica racing game

Once upon a time in a galaxy far far away when the era of the Playstation 2, Gamecube and the original Xbox was still alive, there was a Metallica game in production. It was not exactly a run of the mill music game that was being produced, instead it was supposed be a post apocalyptic racing game that was to be designed (looks eerily like the Twisted Metal Games).