Free-to-play games on the Xbox 360, which rumour has it is a model Microsoft is exploring, are “inevitable,” according to one publisher. A publisher of a free-to-play game waiting to publish on the Xbox 360.
Square Enix passed us the box art and a batch of new screens for Front Mission Evolved today, including at least one shot of a mech that seems to be joyously completing an upbeat dance routine. What won’t those giant robots do?
The official opening cinematic for LEGO Rock Band looks a great deal like the opening cinematic for the original Rock Band, only with a distinctive LEGO twist.
After a good month of watching local channels, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 finally upgrades to Cable.
Bethesda continues it’s fine tradition of releasing three screenshots at a time, with a trio of shots depicting life in the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout 3′s The Pitt downloadable content.
Ankama Group, creators of the delightful tactical strategy MMORPG Dofus, have signed a deal with Microsoft to bring their latest creation to the Xbox Live Arcade as Islands of Wakfu.
According to The Mercury News’ Dean Takahashi, having successfully unrolled the Falcon chipset in the Halo 3 Edition Xbox 360s, Microsoft is looking to further cut costs (and heat) from their console. The next project is codenamed “Jasper”. And where the Falcon shrunk the Xbox CPU to 65nm, the Jasper will continue the shrinkage, miniaturising the graphics chip to 65nm to match. And memory chips will become smaller as well.
Takahashi also claims that Microsoft engineers feel like the heat problem is under control with both the recent Falcon’s and older Zephyr’s heat sink solutions, so buyers shouldn’t beware when picking up new machines. While we’re not waiting until the new chipset hits next August to buy a machine, we’re not so certain the Microsoft has solved all their manufacturing issues just yet.
