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Posted Oct 23, 2009 at 08:56PM by Ryan F. Listed in: News, Videos, Games, Dragon Age Origins Tags: Microsoft, Infinity Ward, DirectX, broadband, Windows XP, nVidia
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dragonage - Image 1BioWare and Electronic Arts has announced that Dragon Age: Origins (PS3, PC, Xbox 360) has officially gone gold and is now currently in manufacturing ready for the November 3 launch date across North America.

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Posted Aug 11, 2009 at 09:41AM by Karl B. Listed in: Interviews, News, Opinions & Analysis Tags: Sony, broadband, id Software, John Carmack
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John Carmack - Image 1John Carmack has been in the news a lot lately. Most recently, the id Software co-founder shared some of his thoughts on who he thinks will be the first to roll out an eighth-generation console. His bet? Sony will be out of the gate first.

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Posted Jun 20, 2009 at 08:46PM by Glenn M. Listed in: Opinions & Analysis Tags: GameStop, broadband, Arvind Bhatia
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GameStop - Image 1Despite fears that the on-going trend of digital distribution may be bad for retailers, analyst Arvind Bhatia of Sterne Agee believes that retailers and walk-in stores have nothing to worry about. At least not yet. Meeting with four key GameStop execs, the analyst shares his thoughts and predictions regarding digital downloads.

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Posted Dec 01, 2008 at 07:38PM by Glenn M. Listed in: News, Games, NBA 2K9 Tags: NBA, broadband, The Defender, DSL, Framerate, DNA
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Kevin Garnett on 2K9 - Image 1If you've been pretty pissed about NBA 2K9 (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360) crashing left and right, you'll need this patch. This long list of tweaks and fixes go cover general features, gameplay, and all the way to online play. Be sure to read up on this so you won't have to regret playing and losing your progress to crashing.

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Posted Sep 17, 2008 at 10:43AM by Gino D. Listed in: Games, Opinions & Analysis Tags: solitaire, broadband
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Consoles - Image 1Before, we've seen a handful of studies on video games and their varied effects on kids, teens, and even adults. Usually, the studies have to do with violence or sex or stress relief and whatnot. This new study is the first I've actually seen linking video games to civic development and political awareness. Check out the full article for an outline of findings that the research team has gathered. It's a treasure trove of interesting little snippets of gaming goodness.

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Posted May 31, 2008 at 07:53PM by Mabie A. Listed in: News, Games, Tom Clancy's EndWar Tags: Ubisoft, beta test, broadband, Tom Clancy
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EndWar - Image 1That source link below is your gate to Ubisoft's official site for the Beta Test of Tom Clancy's EndWar. Interested much? See if you're suited up for the task by checking out the requirements and other information at the full article.

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Posted Jan 11, 2008 at 11:27AM by Isaac C. Listed in: News, IPTV Tags: Microsoft, CES, broadband, BT Group, PlayTV
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Xbox 360 getting IPTV via BT Group - Image 1 A few days ago, Microsoft announced that it will be going into a partnership with the British Telecom (BT Group) to provide Xbox 360 consoles with on-demand programming. While the service will not need the broadband TV service's set-top box, it seems that the setback is that the console will not be able to watch or record live TV. Details in the full article.

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Posted Nov 15, 2007 at 11:26PM by Glen D. Listed in: Xbox Live, Opinions & Analysis Tags: Microsoft, Sega, broadband, Downloadable Content, Ethernet, Dreamcast
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Happy 5th birthday, Xbox Live! - Image 1Xbox Live is now five and it's bigger and better than ever before! With comprehensive features that revolutionized the home console gaming experience and a large user base, there's little doubt that Microsoft owns the premiere online gaming service for consoles. The Live is 5ive party now rages and playing games like Halo 3 and Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare will yield sweet Xbox 360 goodies. On that regard, we'll take you on a brief look back at how Xbox Live started it all.

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Posted Aug 13, 2007 at 08:08PM by Glen D. Listed in: Rumors, IPTV Tags: Microsoft, broadband, UK
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If you're from the UK and interested in getting IPTV via your Xbox 360 game console, site 360 Gamer has some news for you that you may be interested in. And the most interesting of news is the revelation from some sources that only British Telecom (BT) subscribers will get the service in the UK.

Such a deal isn't confirmed yet by Microsoft and BT hasn't claimed exclusivity to the rights for the service, but no other firms have been listed in on the loop, giving the impression that BT just might be getting it all.

"Online gaming is a market we have targeted heavily for our BT Total Broadband service, with many tens of thousands of gamers already enjoying the UK's best performing ADSL broadband service," says an unnamed BT representative.

Speculations suggest that whichever firms acquire the rights to the service by entering a deal with Microsoft can acquire consoles directly from the American giant and equip the hardware to best suit the service.

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Posted Jul 03, 2007 at 02:29PM by Ryan A. Listed in: News, Xbox Live Tags: Microsoft, India, broadband
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India goes Live this September - Image 1After waiting for what seemed like an eternity, our friends in India will finally be getting some Xbox Live goodness as the online service has been announced to push through this coming September. The news was confirmed by a certain Sanjoy who is a senior member of community 360Indians.

According to Sanjoy, he went to Microsoft's headquarter in Gurgaon and met with executives Microsoft Entertainment and Devices Division Country Manager Mohit Anand as well as with Microsoft Xbox 360 Product Manager Vivek Kulkarni.

The more interesting part here is that the launch will coincide with the release of highly-anticipated video game Halo 3. Accordingly, Halo 3 will be released in India on September 24 and 25 while the Xbox Live launch will take place between September 23 and 30.

The event will be attended by top honchos but Sanjoy didn't mention who. Regarding the title, India will be getting both the Standard Edition and Special Edition but not the Legendary Edition. A copy will cost Rs 1,895 (US$ 46.89).

Xbox Live service, furthermore, will be available in one-month, three-month, and 12-month denominations. Sanjoy also heard that Microsoft is planning a bundle for India that will include a Live subscription, a broadband Internet connection, and a video game.

It was also revealed that Stranglehold, as well as copies of Gears of War and Forza 2 will also be available during the above mentioned dates. Hey guys, you know what, we heard Indian gamers are quite good in FPS. So you better prepare for them.

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