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When Halo 3 hit in the fall of 2007 there were celebrations, sick days and sales records broken. Two years later, when Halo sequel ODST made it into stores it couldn’t match its predecessor’s first day sales in two weeks.
When it launched, Xbox Live game show 1 vs 100 was an experiment. Its success could mean a whole new slate of television-like programming for the gaming console.
Crackdown 2′s X10 showing last week wasn’t rife with new information or details, but it did give us a, surprisingly, hands-off look at some neat new elements of free falling.
First things first: You can’t take any two things you find in the zombie Vegas landscape of Dead Rising 2 and turn them into a weapon. But there are still plenty of weapon-crafting options in the upcoming action title.
We see a desert plain, distant mountains and a sky so light blue it’s almost white.
Yesterday, Microsoft drew a green line in the sand, showing off much of the platform holder’s lineup for the remainder of the year. There were screenshots, trailers, even interviews. Here’s the pick of it all.
Microsoft’s robust X10 video game showcase this week in San Francisco was just the tip of the iceberg for the Xbox 360′s 2010 offerings, Microsoft’s Aaron Greenberg told Kotaku.
I wasn’t able to spot one of the new “fallen survivors” of Left 4 Dead 2′s upcoming map pack, The Passing, but I did find one of its new weapons, a monstrous machine gun.
