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Xbox Live Update Isn’t Limited to Just Twitter
By admin on October 22, 2009 | Comments Off
The next Xbox Live update will deliver Facebook, Twitter and Last.fm, but, Ron Popeil style, wait, there’s more! According to an email from Microsoft, anyway. Get ready for news headlines and dedicated music stores in the Xbox Live dashboard.
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Xbox Live Friend Request Acceptance FlowchartBy admin on October 18, 2009 | Comments Off
The idiotic need not apply. But since they will, here’s this chart.
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A Sick Artistic View On Xbox Live Indie GamesBy admin on October 14, 2009 | Comments Off
1UP’s Scott Sharkey illustrates the flaws and promise of XBL’s Indie Games in his unique sick artistic way.
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Xbox 360 Dash Update For Twitter, Facebook, Last.fm [Beta]By admin on October 9, 2009 | Comments Off
Microsoft announced the addition of Last.fm, Facebook and Twitter at E3 2009, much to the dismay of ornery antisocialites, promising a 2009 release for those services. With a beta reported to hit this month, it seems things are on schedule.
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Modern Warfare 2 Spotted On Public Xbox Live [PIC]By admin on October 7, 2009 | Comments Off
You can imagine my disappointment when I tried to join their session…
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Web content on Xbox Live not a Microsoft priorityBy admin on September 25, 2009 | Comments Off
Speaking to Business Week, Microsoft’s general manager of global content acquisition and strategy, Ross Honey, painted a somewhat bleak picture for web content on Xbox Live. While The Guild has managed to succeed on Microsoft’s platform, it has done so via a sponsorship deal with Sprint. Apparently, finding a different way to monetize a web series
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Web content on Xbox Live not a Microsoft priorityBy admin on September 22, 2009 | Comments Off
Speaking to Business Week, Microsoft’s general manager of global content acquisition and strategy, Ross Honey, painted a somewhat bleak picture for web content on Xbox Live. While The Guild has managed to succeed on Microsoft’s platform, it has done so via a sponsorship deal with Sprint. Apparently, finding a different way to monetize a web series
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Microsoft responds to Xbox 360 54.2% failure rate, FAILSBy admin on September 1, 2009 | Comments Off
Admittedly, when we saw Game Informer’s survey that pegged Xbox 360′s failure rate at 54.2 percent, we were thinking that was a bit steep of a number, possibly bumped up a few digits from some possible sampling errors. So when we were gearing up to read Microsoft’s statement responding to the data, we fully expected some harsh rebuttal…
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