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Sony Pokes Fun Of Microsoft Kinect With Yaybuttons.com

2:00AM September 13, 2010 | Casey Chan

Sony, unhappy that Microsoft Kinect is getting a lot of praise for feeling like the future, just launched yaybuttons.com. It’s a website that hilariously shows you the importance of buttons. Here are some of their quips: More »

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Xbox 360 IPTV Service Coming To AT&T U-Verse Subscribers?

7:49AM September 5, 2010 | Casey Chan

Xbox 360′s IPTV service isn’t dead, it’s just been sleeping (for a long time). But it might be finally be awaken and headed to AT&T U-Verse if these screenshots of AT&T U-Verse technical support tools are to be believed. Engadget’s source also says that Xbox 360 IPTV service is supposedly being tested right now and an official release could be coming in a matter of months. (AU: Don’t forget it’s coming to Australia with Foxtel regardless of what happens in the U.S. – NB) [Engadget] More »

Question Of The Day: How Much Are You Willing To Spend On Kinect And Its Games?

8:40AM July 14, 2010 | Adam Frucci

So the prices of Kinect games might be pretty high, and it’s not entirely clear whether or not the hardware will come bundled with a game. Just how much are you willing to spend on Microsofts new peripheral? More »

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OnLive’s TV-Based Microconsole Dropping By End Of Year

6:30AM June 20, 2010 | Kyle VanHemert

Earlier today, Jason finally got to test the cloud-based gaming service OnLive from the comfort of his home (read: underpants). He liked it! Now there’s even more good news: a TV version will be ready before the year’s end. More »

Question Of The Day: How Likely Are You To Buy Kinect?

9:00AM June 15, 2010 | Adam Frucci

So Microsoft unveiled the further capabilities and launch titles of the newly rechristened Kinect today. Did they sell you on it? More »

The Only Suitable Resting Place For Your Red-Ringed Xbox 360

4:00AM March 21, 2010 | Kyle VanHemert

To serious gamers, the thought of just trashing a console – even if it’s an Xbox 360 that’s been claimed by the red ring of death – is just downright disrespectful. This coffin will let it rest in video game peace. More »

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Microsoft Demos Game Across Windows Phone 7, Xbox 360, And Windows 7

6:13AM March 7, 2010 | Kyle VanHemert

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Breakdancing Body Is No Match For Microsoft Natal’s Sensors

11:23AM February 28, 2010 | Kyle VanHemert

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Another Game Gets Refused Classification in Australia

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4:16PM August 11, 2009 | Nick Broughall

David over at Kotaku is pointing out that the OFLC has refused classification to the RPG Risen, based on the fact the game contains “sexual activity and drug use related to incentives or rewards.” More »

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New Xbox Live Update: Full Game Downloads, Expanded Netflix, More

10:02AM July 17, 2009 | Dan Nosowitz

The newest Xbox live update is in the process of filtering out to the masses, and it brings with it some pretty sweet features. It’ll offer downloadable Games on Demand (full games!), new Netflix options and a bunch more. More »