| All quiet on Lips pricing, INiS promise DLC to "be competitive" | |
| Posted: 16.07.2008 05:00 by Technet2k |  Comments: 1 |
 Microsoft and INis' sing-along Lips videogame has elicited quite the attention with its ability to absorb music from iPods, Zune or the Xbox360 hard drive.
At the moment those Lips are sealed on pricing for DLC and what the price tag will be at the stores. The game is coming with two motion-sensitive peripheral microphones. | |
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| Dawn of War II for Xbox 360, co-op mode hinted | |
| Posted: 15.07.2008 10:05 by Jamie | Comments: 1 |
 THQ could be set to announce Dawn of War II for the Xbox 360 at this years E3 2008, as a recent Xbox.com update lists the game as in development for the Xbox 360, although a date is currently placed at TBD. | |
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| E3 2008: Tomb Raider: Underworld release date revealed | |
| Posted: 15.07.2008 09:24 by JCR | Comments: 2 |
 Eidos has confirmed that the next instalment of the Tomb Raider series, Underworld, will be hitting UK stores on November 21st. America will be getting it slightly earlier on the 18th. | |
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| Halo Wars deployment pushed back till '09, conference absentee | |
| Posted: 15.07.2008 07:11 by Technet2k | Comments: 0 |
 An updated fact sheet on Ensemble Studios real-time strategy for the Xbox360 shows gamers will get their marching orders sometime before summer next year.
The game has been worked from the ground up for the console and the campaign will let fans bark your orders to familiar faces and units from the Halo universe. | |
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| Microsoft's Xbox Live Primetime with only a four region launch | |
| Posted: 15.07.2008 06:54 by Technet2k | Comments: 1 |
 For now at least Microsoft's upcoming Live Primetime service will only be made available to North America, the United Kingdom, France and Germany at launch.
Why it is being limited to just four regions no one knows but it could just be Microsoft trialing the service or perhaps there were some issues with Endermols involvement. | |
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| Microsoft announce original Banjo-Kazooie for Xbox Live Arcade | |
| Posted: 15.07.2008 06:35 by Technet2k | Comments: 2 |
 Rare's N64 classic of Banjo-Kazooie is heading for a XBLA release in concert with the upcoming release of Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts.
Completing achievements in Nuts & Bolts will supposedly be "rewarded with extra content and features" in the XBLA game through their "Stop 'N' Swop" element. No price tag yet. | |
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| Full tracklist for Rock Band 2 revealed, 500 songs by the end of '08 | |
| Posted: 15.07.2008 06:21 by Technet2k | Comments: 1 |
 Harmonix and MTV Games have released the full tracklist of what fans can expect to be strumming along to with Rock Band 2. Over 84 tracks will ship on disc.
Rock Band 2 will feature a Disc Export Feature which will let original Rock Band owners "upgrade" their RB1 tracks into "Rock Band 2 gameplay". | |
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| Left 4 Dead gets split screen multiplayer, character redesigns | |
| Posted: 15.07.2008 05:39 by Technet2k | Comments: 0 |
 Valve announced at E3 that their upcoming zombie survivor game Left 4 Dead will feature two player split screen action, as well as four player co-operative online.
Also the characters have had a run in with the art department as they get redesigned. So there are no battle-hardened vets with the gear to match, just poor s.o.b.s. - with guns. | |
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| Play Xbox360 games from the hard drive, Live Marketplace on PC | |
| Posted: 15.07.2008 05:14 by Technet2k | Comments: 0 |
 A whole host of changes are flooding toward the Xbox360 console this fall Microsoft have revealed, including the option to transfer a game entirely from disc to hard drive.
You'll be able to peruse the Live Marketplace on the web and buy DLC which will automatically download to the console. A party system, avatars, new displays and more. | |
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| EA's Nucleus, a cross-platform community with gamer challenges | |
| Posted: 15.07.2008 04:44 by Technet2k | Comments: 2 |
 Electronic Arts have announced Nucleus which is to be built into all future EA Sports titles as well as making an appearance in Spore and Battlefield: Heroes.
Nucleus can cross the platforms and provides a gaming community where you can track each other's scores, earn achievements and even think up your own challenges for friends. | |
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