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Thursday, October 25, 2007

Xbox 360 Finally Gets a Decent Arcade Stick

Playing fighting games on a controller is bad enough to begin with, but the Xbox 360 controller's lousy d-pad has been giving hardcore fans of the genre headaches since the console released. It's terrible. Thankfully, Arcade-in-a-box has heard the screams of frustration, and has come up with an answer.

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Greatest Halo 3 Grenade Toss Yet!

A one-in-a-million toss. Heard the one about the two gunslingers in a shootout whose bullets collide and fall to the ground? This is similar, but with a much more exciting ending! The enemy spartan tosses a grenade just as I launch my own spike grenade... the rest you have to see to believe.

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Monday, October 15, 2007

First actual pictures of Xbox 360 Arcade bundle leaked, with packing list

Here is the first product shot of the Xbox 360 Arcade package, along with confirmation of what the system will include.

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BioShock vs. Halo 3

It's not easy to choose between two obvious Game of the Year candidates, but in reality, not everyone can afford to buy every game out there. So we pose the question: If you had to choose, would you buy BioShock or Halo 3? We break each game down into eight categories to see who emerges victorious.

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Microsoft Showing Support for our Fighting Men and Women

Microsoft announced Tuesday that they are in the process of shipping out Xbox 360 consoles along with copies of Halo 3 and Madden NFL 07 to USO centers around the world so that our soldiers can have...

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NBA Star Gilbert Arenas caught cheating in Halo 3

Arenas had his XBL profile looked up through bungie.net and was caught boosting. He joins a game with other XBL accounts and then quits them to boost XP.

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4TB on Desktop Drives by 2009, Hitachi Says

This is related to gaming if your a PC gamer. This is just cool! Hitachi Global Storage Technologies plans to announce Monday it has developed technology that will quadruple the storage capacity of desktop hard drives within the next two years, while laptop storage could reach 1TB.

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