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Two of tech's biggest competitors are taking a very different approach to the next generation of gaming with Sony and Android, but which is making the right moves?

Chip-maker Nvidia didn't want to work with Sony "at the price those guys were willing to pay."

Xbox Live director of programming says all sign-up pages for next-generation platform are fake.

Retailer reveals 600,000 PowerUp Rewards members have signed up for First to Know List for upcoming next-generation platform.

Avalanche Studios co-founder says Sony's PlayStation 4 is "a perfect fit for the types of games we do."

Sony's PlayStation 4 spot notches 26.3 million views, beating out Super Bowl ads from Samsung, Jeep, Chevy.

PlayStation 4 version of the game the best one to play, says Ubisoft.

Ubisoft product page for the game flashes October 29 release date and mentions next-gen platforms.

Kevin VanOrd and Chris Watters join forces to create a wishlist of features for the upcoming PlayStation 4 shooter, Killzone: Shadow Fall.

SCEE senior vice president Michael Denny mentions GT6 in a list of upcoming PlayStation 3 titles.

Microsoft and EA working on a new partnership for the next-gen Xbox, though software exclusives remain unlikely.

It's all go on the podcast this week as Martin presents a fierce news quiz, while Guy, Mark, and Sarah discuss the merits of finely rendered hair from AMD.

PlayStation maker's dozen outfits all currently working on new games for next-generation platform, says president of Worldwide Studios.

Sony updates list of European developers working on PlayStation 4, admits the last list was sent out in error.

President of Worldwide Studios says Sony could act like a cable TV company and offer gold, silver, or platinum levels of membership.

New patent uses load times to determine whether software is being pirated.

A Valley Without Wind 2 developer Chris Park joins us to discuss the PlayStation 4, our fondest memories of 1UP and GameSpy, and the emotional weight of hot dogs.

Kevin VanOrd and Martin Gaston go head to head on whether or not the PlayStation 4 announcement was a success.

Johnny sifts through the community reaction to find out what you've been saying since Sony's PS4 announcement.

SCEA CEO Jack Tretton reveals next-gen titles will not jump an additional $10; describes smartphone games as "additive experiences" and not true threat to core gaming.