Xbox-Scene has received exclusive images of an Xbox 360 dev kit armed with a beefy one-gig RAM. This new kit will allow developers more flexibility and use over all the power that existing retail Xbox 360s have while still running on debug tools. More after the jump.

Tekken 6 (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PSP) is all over the news today! Here's another vid, and this time, it's my kind of video. This one's a montage of a few matchups, showing characters exchange combos. By combos, I mean real ones, not just plainly doing the ones you can find on the command list. Hope you guys like this one as much as I did.

We've got another Terminator: Salvation (PS3, Xbox 360) vid on our hands, this time showing the intense gameplay action for the upcoming game. The machines really look like they have all the bases covered, so you'll have to dig deep into your repertoire to try and stop their advance. Check it out.

Heads up, Xbox 360 fans. A new mandatory system update for your Microsoft console has just gone live. It's not the new Xbox experience Microsoft's been harping about just yet, but it does pave the way for the much-awaited Fall dashboard update. More in the full article.

The TVersity dev team has announced that their media server application is now running at version 1.0 RC2. Among other updates, this new build carries support for album art and support for individual Youtube videos. The rest of the changelog is available in the full article.

Download: TVersity 1.0 RC2

If you are one of the budding developers that are targetting to release their product on Xbox Live Arcade service, know that Garage Games has just released version 1.5 of the engine Torque for the Xbox 360. Know all the worth mentioning improvements after the jump!

Just when we thought that Microsoft probably forgot all about the Xbox 360 gamers clamoring for DivX support in their systems, we hear a very promising statement from Kevin Hell himself, the Acting Chief Executive Officer for DivX. While his delivery of the statement made it sound as if it wasn't something that should be mentioned, just reading those words already gives us that warm, fuzzy feeling of hope that someday, we will get to play our favorite videos in the Xbox 360.

Trying to find a good way to keep track of your kid's play time? Microsoft has sent out an official announcement for their upcoming Family Timer feature for the Xbox 360.

The tool will enable parents to set their 360 to automatically shut down after a pre-programmed amount of time, ensuring that their little tykes get plenty of proper sleep for their next play session. More details for this downloadable offering from Microsoft can be found in the full article.

Those wacky developers at Microsoft XNA have created a new 2D physics engine that shows a lot of promise for new applications on both the PC and the Xbox 360.

Dubbed the Farseer Physics Engine, this new physics engine seems quite fluid considering it's all in 2D. It renders features such as collision tracking and angled joints quite accurately. It can probably be used for a lot of small applications or even games on both platforms in addition to it being compatible with Microsoft's Silverlight browser-based multimedia platform.

What's more is that this is all open source and available through the via link below. It sports an easy to use debug mode with detailed graphical and numerical output so budding developers can try their hand out at a little freelance game designing if they think they're up to it.

You can check out the Farseer Physics Engine in action in this video we have about the basic functions the physics engine sports.

 

Connect360">NullRiver Software released a new version of Connect360, tagged as Connect360 v3.0. Before we discuss the changelog for this new version, let's first take a look at what Connect360 is about.

Connect360 is an application that bridges the Mac to the Xbox 360 by allowing music playbacks and photo viewing on Microsoft's next-gen console. In previous versions, Connect360 has worked on the internet radio broadcast capabilities, as well as iPod libraries access on the Xbox 360. Apart from that, they also made the application compatible with Xbox's Spring dashboard update, and required Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.

On to what's in store for us in this new version:

• Choose where your videos are stored
• Support for H.264 and MPEG4 videos in MOV and MP4 containers
• Support for iTunes Podcasts in the above formats
• Bug fixes

If you're interested to get Connect360 v3.0, we suggest you follow our Read link below. As for the registration of your own Connect360 copy, you better prepare US$ 20 for it.