Minecraft: Story Mode - A Telltale Games Series (Windows)

Part thirteen of our Xbox20 celebration is delving into Microsoft's purchase of Mojang, the development team founded by Notch and responsible for one of the biggest gaming IPs in the world: Minecraft.

Posted 2 years ago by Kes Eylers-Stephenson

Mojang has now posted a warning that season pass and physical disc owners must download all of the game's episodes before the end of the month, or they won't be able to access that content in the future.

Posted 5 years ago by Rebecca Smith

April has seen a grand total of seven Xbox One games, three Xbox Live Arcade games, four Xbox 360 Games on Demand, and six Windows 10 games removed from the Microsoft Store.

Posted 5 years ago by Rebecca Smith

Telltale Games is going through liquidation proceedings, but more worryingly, their titles are disappearing from Steam's store. Could their Xbox titles be next?

Posted 6 years ago by Rebecca Smith

Since 2012's debut of The Walking Dead, Telltale has honed their expertise to focus almost solely on episodic narrative-driven adventure games. With so many to choose from and three more announced, it's time to rank them.

Posted 7 years ago by Mark Delaney

Minecraft: Story Mode - Season 2 has officially been announced by Telltale Games. With new details released, we have a bit of preview on what to expect next month.

Posted 7 years ago by Will Cruz

The Call of Duty franchise ventures to outer space this week in all regions. Australia catches up with many of the recent Xbox One releases in other regions

Posted 8 years ago by Keith Gray

A special edition re-release of TES: Skyrim accompanies Titanfall 2 onto shelves this week, along with plenty other titles for Xbox One. Several Xbox 360 games also arrive.

Posted 8 years ago by Keith Gray

Earlier this year, Minecraft: Story Mode - A Telltale Games Series fans were surprised when three more episodes were announced for the five-installment episodic series. Finally there is an option to buy all eight episodes at once.

Posted 8 years ago by Kelly Packard

As I've been away for a while, we get three weeks of content rolled into one... and there's a lot of it. Check out the new titles and DLC for Xbox One, Xbox 360 and Windows 10.

Posted 8 years ago by Rebecca Smith