There’s a large existing group of MMO gamers out there, most of whom play World of Warcraft while others play a variety of different options. But the problem with MMOs has been that console gamers have had little to no interest in getting a proper PC just to play one. That said, even the most anti-MMO gamers (myself included) have been hypnotized by an upcoming title that’s looking to change the game.

The title of this MMO is The Elder Scrolls Online, and it is of course set in the same world as Bethesda’s Elder Scrolls games, including Oblivion and Skyrim. Just that alone was enough to intrigue first-person open world RPG fans such as myself, but then came our first good looks at the game itself, and they too were stunning. Unlike any MMO I’ve ever seen. But still, would we buy a new gaming PC just to play? Not likely.

Now comes the game changer. It has officially been announced that this MMO will not only be available for the Mac and the PC, but that you’ll also be able to play it on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles! Continue below to see a new trailer for the game.

The question coming into E3 2013 was who would win between the two gaming giants, Microsoft’s Xbox One or Sony’s PlayStation 4.

Instead of trying to fix some of the issues with the Xbox One that had fans enraged, Microsoft stuck to their guns and focused on the games…as was promised. But with Microsoft going early this morning and Sony just wrapping up, the latter took the opportunity to drop bombs, delivering one of the most epic final 10-15 minutes in E3 history that easily gave Sony the E3 2013 KO. It’s been a while since someone has put Microsoft on their back, and it just happened.

Continue reading for more and to see the video of Sony’s PS4 console reveal.

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