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Friday, December 19, 2008

Half A Million Xbox 360s Sold In Australia By Xmas, Says Microsoft

8:42AM David Wildgoose | 500,000 Xbox 360 consoles will have been sold in Australia by the end of December, Xbox Australia boss man David McLean has told The Age this morning, making it the “most popular high definition next-gen platform” in the country. Which, after exhaustive parsing, we’ve managed to translate as “We’re beating the PS3!” They’re not beating the Wii, however, which zoomed past the same sales mark in July, despite giving the 360 a year’s headstart. More »
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Thursday, December 18, 2008

Burt Reynolds Is, For A Fee, In The Movies

5:00PM Luke Plunkett | Ever seen a living saddle try to sell a video game? You have now! Poor Burt. He looks so…lost.
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Tuesday, December 2, 2008

You’re in the Movies – Wanna Go to Ninja School?

5:00AM AJ Glasser | This is the last game you’d ever want to play while you’re sick – lot’s of running, arm-waving, and opportunities for cheek-burning humiliation.
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Friday, October 24, 2008
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Burt Reynolds Doing You’re in the Movies TV Ads

6:00PM Brian Ashcraft | During the 1970s and early 1980s, Burt Reynolds was one of the biggest actors in Hollywood, starring in classics like Deliverance and Smokey and the Bandit. The guy even released a solo album and posed in the buff in magazine Cosmopolitan. He was a superstar! As a superstar, he knows all about stardom. No wonder Microsoft has roped in Reynolds for promoting its interactive game You’re in the Movies. Says Reynolds: It’s great to be able to share some of my experience with everyone about what it takes to be a movie star. You’re in the Movies on Xbox 360 allows everyone to have a piece of the action and have a fun time with their friends and family, staring in their own features, from the comfort of their own homes. And they don’t even have to pose naked on dead animal pelts in Cosmo! The 70-plus-year-old Reynolds will be appearing the game’s TV spots fully clothed (we hope). Press release after the jump. Burt Reynolds above. Naked. More »
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