“It’s official- via Major Nelson’s Twitter today and majornelson.com, the Xbox 360 will begin supporting USB flash media with a system update on April 6, 2010. This move has been anticipated and speculated for awhile, with many sites reporting that Microsoft would begin to open up user’s storage options. The USB support will effectively render the small memory cards for the 360 obsolete, though they will still remain functional for gamers who use that as a mobile storage option.”
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They’ve been talking about it for a while, but Sony has finally released details on their pay-to-play program. The speculations roamed from catastrophic to optimistic: some feared a tyrannical lock-down on par with Xbox Live’s fees (unthinkable, I know), while others thought the new pay plan would bring with it a wealth of new features. The truth, it seems, lies somewhere in between.
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For those of you that were deeply disappointed with the weakness that was Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe, be distraught no more. It was announced last year that MK vs. DC would be soon forgotten and replaced with the brutalness of MK9. Ed Boon tweeted some time ago that he even thought the gore was “going too far”, and coined it as being the goriest MK game ever to be made. The developers are even considering going from a Mature rating to an Adults Only rating. No word has been given about the characters and story yet, but rumors state that the game could be released as early as December 2010, and that the game will be very focused on a new revolution of online fighting. With the release of the new Hydro Thunder coming up, it looks like Midway could be making an attempt to get back on the map in the gaming world. Keep your eyes open, and lets all pray that Striker isn’t going to be in this game. Flawless Victory!
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The Xbox 360′s online service Xbox LIVE is available in 26 countries. Poland is not one of them.

The service is available to other European Union countries, but it is not officially available to Polish gamers. (Those with broadband connections and American credit cards can apparently get online.) Polish gamers are claiming that as a member of the EU, Poland should be getting the same service that is offered to other countries in the European Union.

Concerns about piracy have apparently held Xbox LIVE back.

For the past six years, Microsoft Poland has talked about the introduction of LIVE. Former Xbox exec Peter Moore said that the service would eventually come to Poland. It hasn’t happened. Nothing much has happened! Well, topless model Ania (pictured) promoted Halo 3 in Polish lads mag CMK (think Maxim) — a game noted, ironically, for its online play. Oh, there was a Master Chief balloon, too. Neat.

Website WeWantLive has launched to put pressure on Microsoft to offer the same service it does elsewhere in the European Union for Polish gamers. It seems to be working as Microsoft Poland has apparently issued a statement:

Xbox is very committed to the Polish market and is appreciative of the passion and excitement that our community of users show for our products, including Xbox LIVE. This year, 2010, is going to be a historic year for Xbox and our aim is to bring to our Polish community of users the full and best interactive experiences possible on the Xbox 360. We currently finalizing our plans for the Polish market that we will become public at the forthcoming E3 consumer trade show, later in June. Our Polish community of Xbox users should expect to hear more about how we will take the Xbox 360 experience to another level in Poland.

Another level? By offering a service that is already available in other European countries? That isn’t the next level, it is the level.
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The first press shots of the PlayStation Move look delicious, courtesy of the bright coloured balls perched atop the peripheral. Wondering why there’s so much variety? So were we.

While many people’s first instinct is that the Move will ship with different coloured spheres, or that perhaps they’re interchangeable, truth is that while at rest, the ball has a pearly, transparent finish. The different colours come from gameplay situations, as the sphere pulsates and changes hue depending on what’s happening on the screen.

Sony’s VP of worldwide studios Scott Rodhe told Kotaku that the lights are generated by three LEDs inside the sphere, meaning – in theory, at least – the ball can render pretty much any colour imaginable.

Stephen was playing SOCOM 4 earlier, for example, and the Move’s ball went orange. Why orange? Because the controller worked out that there was no orange in the room he was playing in, making the Move easier for the PlayStation Eye to detect and for you to make out against the background.

So if you’re playing somewhere else, or even at a different time of day, the colour will change. Pretty neat!
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If your a fan of earthbound/mother series. I love this game I just beat Mother 3. And im so damn happy.
Oh and here you go.
click the picture to buyy Its mr saturn from the series.

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Sure, consoles age and get dirty. Heck, I remember a suspicious incident involving my Super Nintendo (SNES) console and a can of Coca-Cola in the early ’90s that left my SNES looking more like a moldy loaf of bread than a video game system. But around five years ago, I noticed that my SNES console was aging particularly badly. I cleaned off all the remnants of fossilized Coke residue from the chassis with a wet washcloth, but the “moldy bread” look still remained. The top half of the console’s plastic body retained a uniformly nasty yellow-brown hue, while the bottom half flaunted its showroom shine — that native SNES gray that we all know and love. I soon realized that a much deeper mechanism was responsible for the aesthetic disfigurement of my beloved SNES than mere dirt and sugar.

To further complicate matters, I have another SNES unit that was obviously produced more recently than my original one, and that console shows no sign of aging whatsoever. Comparing the units and the way different parts of them had discolored led me to believe that there is something different about the two batches of plastics — the one for the top half of the SNES chassis and the one for the bottom, or the plastic for the old unit and plastic for the new — that made them age differently over time.
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so what do you get the gamer who has everything? The answer is a Gold Playstation 3. Just make sure you get a second mortgage or refi your house if you still can because these things start at $4,999. It does come with two controllers and a 1 year warranty.
If you don’t want to spend the $5,000 on the PS3 the supplier also has a golden.

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Based on the Da Vinci Code. This is a game thats coming out, they dont say when yet. But..this is the website of the game click here you can take the test on there to see which secret society you are in the game. Which there will be secret societies, you can customize yourself however you are there are no classes or levels, you can have some kind of power and different weapons to fight with along with other things. But watch those on bottom.

I took the test on there and my secret society is the dragon lol.

Here is a Secret World Interview trailer about the game

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