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Xbox 360 is now selling better than the PS2 did

By Gavin Mannion
January 14, 2011
in :  Gaming
34

The PS2 has always been the darling of the industry with sales now well over 100 million and it still selling well across the globe, especially in the emerging economies. However VGChartz has been crunching some numbers and has come up with a surprising situation, the Xbox 360 is selling far better now than the PS2 was at this point …

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Bulletstorm Skillsode Volume One – This Looks Like Way Too Much Fun

By Nick De Bruyne
January 13, 2011
in :  Gaming
8

Bulletstorm looks like it’s just going to be way too much fun for mere mortals to truly appreciate. This latest video is apparently volume one of these new “Skillsodes” that show you a few awesome ways to pwnz0rize enemies and from the looks of things, we are going to be giggling quite often through this game (deny everything). Popping a …

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So this is How Avatar Kinect Works…

By Geoffrey Tim
January 11, 2011
in :  Gaming
4

Though I don’t think it’s an entirely necessary feature, what I’ve seen so far from Avatar Kinect – outed at this year’s CES – has impressed me. A rather succinct tech video explaining how it works has now surfaced – and I’m still pretty impressed. Kinect’s two cameras work in conjunction to map the face, generating a wire mesh that …

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Analysts : This Year, the PS3 Has the Best Exclusive Line-up in Video Game History

By Geoffrey Tim
January 10, 2011
in :  Gaming
17

2010 was a good, but not exactly superfluous year for the PS3. Barring standouts like God of War III, Heavy Rain and GT5, there weren’t that many noteworthy exclusives for Sony’s console. Well, not that many if you compare it to the exclusives bound for the PS3 this year. Make no mistake, Sony has a line-up for 2011 that’ll make …

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Avatar Kinect turns your Xbox Avatar into an online chatting marionette

By Miklós Szecsei
January 6, 2011
in :  Gaming
11

Let’s face it: Microsoft is not going to let Kinect lose momentum. The sensor got released in November last year and has already sold over eight million units worldwide. Over the next couple of months we can expect a ton of applications and features that make use of the peripheral. One such online application is Avatar Kinect, which just got …

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Kinect sells over 8 million units… smashes the expected figure

By Gavin Mannion
January 6, 2011
in :  Gaming
5

Major Nelson has tweeted this morning that Microsoft has now sold over 8 million Kinect units in their first 60 days. While he isn’t specifying whether that is shipped to retail or customers it is impossible to ignore huge figures like that and the doom mongers who scoffed at the original 3 million figure brandished by Microsoft must now be …

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IGN’s biggest stories of the year

By Gavin Mannion
December 28, 2010
in :  Gaming
1

Love them or hate them IGN are easily one of the biggest, if not the biggest, gaming website on the planet. So then they post the top 10 most read stories of the year it gives us a nice view on what the gaming public cared about this year. Last Updated: December 28, 2010

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Kinect to sell 7.6 million by the end of 2011 – Move enabled PS3's to equal 7.3 million

By Gavin Mannion
December 24, 2010
in :  Gaming
2

We all know that Microsoft expected to sell 5 million Kinect units by the end of this year but right now we don’t really know if they are going to hit that or not. However an analyst firm, Screen Digest, has been going over the figures and trends and has now thrown it’s hat in the ring with a prediction …

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