Jim Sterling owns Microsoft completely in song in this week’s edition of Jim & Yahtzee’s Rhymedown Spectacular. [The Escapist]

Despite the fact that Microsoft’s used games policy for the Xbox One seems geared to benefit Gamestop, it seems a war is brewing between the two. Rumours suggest that Gamestop is handing out flyers explaining some of the Xbone’s restrictive “features.” [Gimme Gimme Games]

The developers of Oddworld say that they’re ready to release their game on Xbox consoles but can’t because Microsoft is stonewalling them with their no self-publishing rule. [Eurogamer]

Have you been looking for a fully-interactive map of the world of A Song of Fire and Ice (on TV as Game of Thrones)? I’ve got it for you. [QuarterMaester]

The WWE is really into mobile apps because it’s the latest shiny thing to grab Vince McMahon’s attention. The WWE is working on their second mobile game starring a wrestler as a race car driver. So wrestling writer extraordinaire Brandon Stroud recasts Mario Kart using WWE wrestlers. [With Leather]