Call of Duty WWII

Call of Duty: WWII is launching on November 3 for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

This year's entry in the shooter franchise follows the US 1st Infantry Division as they fight their way through the European theater of the war. Missions include the D-Day invasion of Normandy and Battle of the Bulge.

Although you primarily play as the young, inexperienced Private Daniels in the single-player, there will also be a mission that casts you as a woman fighting in the French resistance.

A full multiplayer reveal is slated for E3 in June, but for now we know just a few details. As for co-op, little was shared, but it will apparently take the form of "a new and original story" featuring zombies.

Project Scorpio Devkits Spotted in the Wild

Microsoft's latest revision of the Xbox One, internally referred to as Project Scorpio, was finally spotted in the wild. This information comes straight from Gamesutra who recently had the pleasure of interviewing several Microsoft employees that were key in designing this new system. It's clear that the 90's VCR aesthetic was not abandoned - in fact, the Scorpio devkit goes one step further by implementing an LCD display which probably won't be featured in the final retail units.

The Project Scorpio and the Scorpio devkit specs sheet, as compared to the Xbox One S and Xbox One

Project Scorpio devkits - now easily stackable!

Project Scorpio specs (Xbox One) revealed

Microsoft has finally shed light on just what their upcoming console will have under the hood. The picture above details what these specs are, as well as compares them with the PS4 Pro and Xbox One. It'll also be utilizing Microsoft's Direct 3D 12, and if you have a gaming PC, you'll know that Direct X12 usually allows for impressive performance boosts. Featuring 12 GBs of RAM, a 1 TB HDD, and a 4K UHD Blu-ray player (which the PS4 Pro lacks), it seems that this console has blown expectations away. During the event, Forza was shown off, running at a stunning native 4K/60 fps. Not only that, but since the Scorpio is backwards compatible, that means that currently existing Xbox One titles, as well as backwards compatible 360 titles will be getting in on the huge performance and visual boost.

Project Scorpio (Xbox One) to be revealed on April 6

Microsoft Xbox's latest console, code named Scorpio, will be getting some light shed on it soon. Digital Foundry, who you might know from their frame rate analysis videos, will be getting an exclusive reveal which will go live on their parent site, Eurogamer. The reveal will happen on Thursday, April 6, at 2pm UK time/6am PST.

Android Beats Windows to Become World's Most Popular Operating System

It's an impressive milestone for Google — For the first time in decades, Android has been crowned as the world's most popular operating system in terms of Internet usage, knocking Microsoft Windows off the top spot.

According to a new report from web traffic analytics firm StatCounter, Google's Android is the most popular operating system worldwide in terms of total internet usage across desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile combined.

Looking at overall internet usage, Android represented 37.93 percent of the global OS Internet usage market share in March, while Windows accounted for 37.91 percent.

Breath of the Wild gets patch, improves performance

Nintendo has put out a patch for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which, according to Nintendo, "makes for a more pleasant gaming experience". Basically, it means there's been some noticeable improvements to the game's frame rate. Reports say that this patch helps the performance in the Korok Forest and Great Plateau areas, places that have severe performance problems. It should be noted that these areas still cause issues with the frame rate, just to a lesser extent than before. The 1.1.1 patch is available now, on both Wii U and Switch, with the file size of 167 MB.