As the Microsoft press conference comes to a end lots of new things going on for the Xbox360 and Microsoft games. I cry as a post this wishing I could attend.
- Lost Odyssey , confirming release this year
- Another Viva Pinata game
- Xbox Outselling PS2 by nearly 2:1
- Xbox 360 has sold more games than its two competitors combined
- “SceneIt” movie trivia game Will include HD movie clips and a new Xbox controller
- Naruto: Rise of a Ninja already announced as 360 exclusive
- Xbox Live has over 7 million members
- Walt Disney, Touchstone, Paramount, Miramax Movie library’s to Xbox Live Marketplace in HD ( Armageddon, Bringing Down the House, Coyote Ugly, Deja Vu and The Brothers Grimm along with Lots more )
- Elite Xbox 360 in Europe August 24th
- Video Marketplace to Europe and Canada this fall
- Project Gotham On Demand coming out this September
- Lots of New Trailers
- Gears of War and Viva Pinata comming to PC
- Sega, Eidos, THQ with Games for Windows Live
- BioShock for Xbox 360 and PC
- GTA4 Oct 16 in North America, Oct 19 in Europe, Two new episodes released by spring 2008 Making Xbox 360 the only console where you can get the complete Grand Theft Auto IV experience.
- Resident Evil 5 Trailer coming July 26 to Xbox Live Marketplace
- New Halo 3-themed Xbox 360 Elite Launches September
NO NEWS on the Xbox Price Drop I was wrong ..
Well Thats about it I hope I have covered it all. Look for more Game Trailer posting tomorrow for most of the games talked about here.
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Xbox on July 10th, 2007
Video games publisher and developer NAMCO BANDAI announced today that they will be releasing a free playable demo of Ace Combat® 6: Fires of Liberation this week on Xbox LIVE® Marketplace for the Xbox 360 as part of Microsoft’s “E3: Bringing it Home” Experience. Ace Combat fans will now be able to feel the intensity of Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation from their own living room, as the first demo in the flight-action series launches this week. For those gamers lucky enough to be at the E3 Media and Business Summit this year, Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation will also be on full display, as it’s being shown at both Microsoft’s and Namco Bandai’s booths on the E3 show floor.
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The demo will give gamers their first glimpse at the next generation of the popular flight-action franchise, as players will be able to take to the skies in their favorite licensed aircraft in photorealistic detail while experiencing some of the thrilling new features of the game, including the Allied Support System. In the demo, players will be able to call in immediate support of both aerial and naval allies with the Allied Support System, which allows players better control over the battlefield. This will be sure to become a favorite feature in Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation.
About Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation
Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation takes flight action to a new level in gaming on the Xbox 360TM video game and entertainment system from Microsoft. Two of the game’s essential new features, the Allied Support System and Dynamic Operations System, give Ace players a whole new level of control over how the enemy forces are destroyed and the way missions are completed. Also boasting crystal clear graphics, a vast “living battlefield” that will raise the intensity of the game up a notch, and a new massive online multiplayer feature that will allow up to 16 players to show off their ace skills online and around the world, Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation will be sure to blow away the competition when it hits store shelves this holiday season.
Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation ships exclusively for the Xbox 360 on October 23, 2007 for an estimated retail price of $59.99. Launching on the same day, the exclusive limited edition Ace Combat® 6 ACE-EDGETM Flightstick Bundle has an estimated retail price of $149.99.
Microsoft has failed to STOP racism from joining the Forza 2 gaming community. Yesterday over at 360Gamer they posted an article about people using the Forza 2 paintjob editor to create racist themed cars and place them for sale into the online auction. Full Story »
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Xbox on July 2nd, 2007
KOEI, today announced that Fatal Inertia is scheduled to ship to North American retailers on September 11, 2007 for Xbox 360™ video game and entertainment system from Microsoft. Fatal Inertia is the debut title from KOEI’s Toronto-based development studio, KOEI Canada. The team is led by Producer Takazumi Tomoike, creator of the Dynasty Warriors series, and KOEI Co-Founder and Chief Advisor Yoichi Erikawa, who under the pen name Kou Shibusawa is regarded as one of the world’s top video game designers.
About Fatal Inertia
In the middle of the 22nd century mankind’s thirst for excitement has spawned an evolutionary sporting event that draws from the combined disciplines of rally racing, demolition derby and high-performance aeronautics. In this brave new world of combat racing, gravity-defying machines are no longer confined to the speedways and stadiums of centuries past. In this grand spectacle of racing, the amphitheatre where drivers must prove their superiority is the untamed wilderness.
Through harsh environments spanning dense rainforests to immense glacier fields, and canyons of razor-sharp rock there is little room for error as drivers will reach speeds of over 500 mph. But Fatal Inertia is not merely a test of speed. The brave men and women who choose to compete must face the mental and physical punishment of low-altitude combat maneuvering.
In Fatal Inertia each craft will be armed with a unique array of unconventional weapons that manipulate velocity, force and even time. Explosive magnets that impact racecraft stability and rockets that can counter thrust and velocity are just some of the dangers drivers must face. But with each racecraft hovering just a few feet from the earth, any misguided attempts to evade or dislodge these weapons can result in total (if not fatal) disaster.
Powered by the award-winning Unreal® Engine 3 from Epic Games, Fatal Inertia boasts fast-paced single and online multiplayer experiences, eight racing series, six distinct racing environments, plus full racecraft customization. Fatal Inertia delivers a glimpse into the future of racing in stunning 720p HDTV and in game Dolby® Digital audio.