Microsoft's Games with Gold program continues with more great offers for Xbox Live members in February!

Microsoft's Games with Gold program is ready to ring in the new year for Xbox Live members in January!

Microsoft's Games with Gold program has some great offers for Xbox Live members in December!

Microsoft's Games with Gold program continues with more great offers for Xbox Live members in November!

If you've been waiting for the Xbox One to drop in price before buying it, your patience has finally paid off. From November 2, 2014 - January 3, 2015 enjoy savings on several console bundles.

To improve the perks of Xbox Live, Microsoft now offers free games (and discounts) on a monthly basis. Seeing as it's October 1st, let's check out what they're offering this month!

Fall 2014 is a huge time for the Xbox One. With Destiny and Halo: The Master Chief Collection, this is Microsoft's time to shine. Looking to keep the Xbox One fresh and functional, they've been making great changes and polishing the platform.

Join up with Larry Hyrb and Xbox Engineer Richard Irving as they walk through this October's very big list of big Snap-related changes and more. Buckle up!

By midnight tonight, a legion of fans will finally descend on the world of Destiny. Most will be playing with a controller. A small percent will use a mouse and keyboard.

One of 2014's best games isn't coming PC. As such, PC gamers are finding a way to get their fix. With a peripheral costing $60 to $120, their input-of-choice is ready to go. Do a mouse and keyboard (M&KB) have an inherent advantage over controllers? Is it a problem? Let's ask a few questions and find out.

If you're still on the fence about getting an Xbox One, now's your chance.

From September 7th through the 13th, buying a new Xbox One will net you a free game. What can you choose from? Any disc-based game! As long as it's not a pre-order.

Back in June, Xbox announced that 45+ new experiences were coming to the Xbox One. This week, Xbox has announced – and released – the latest experience: ReddX, the reddit app. Director of Programming Larry Hryb (Major Nelson, of course!) tells us more: