July 17, 2008
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Life
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Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, it will be on PS3, Xbox 360, Nintendo DS and Wii. To be honest I’m not liking the graphics myself, what is supposed to be next-gen it doesn’t look that fancy, maybe its just the quality of the video, hmm check out the trailer here yourself and see what you think.
July 15, 2008
Stephen Robinson
Life
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Microsoft announched at E3 that they will be totattly changing the Xbox 360 dashboard. The new interface will feature “Mii” type characters IM, video chat, and photo sharing, along with a the new 3D slide interface for the main Dashboard screen.
Check out the screenshots below and for more information check out engadget.





May 13, 2008
Stephen Robinson
Life
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Most of you know that the latest installment of GTA is based in Liberty which this time is heavily based on New York City. While browsing I came across this on flickr, a side by side comparison of a photo tour in New York City and Liberty City by Matthew Johnston. Great job he has done! Check it out here!
May 12, 2008
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According to figures released by Internet Service Provider PlusNet, a total of 90,000 customers were gaming online at one time – more than one third of its broadband users.
Neil Armstrong, PlusNet’s products director, said: “The demand to play Grand Theft Auto IV online has been absolutely phenomenal. Our broadband usage figures have gone through the roof as customers’ battle it out on the streets of Liberty City.
“Grand Theft Auto IV has captured the imagination of gamers in a way not previously seen. We believe that if this has happened to us then it will be a similar story with other ISPs.
“Our usage data shows that the day after release we had the two busiest ever hours for gaming in the UK.
“Gaming accounted for approximately 7.6 per cent of all downloads in that hour – we’d normally expect to see between 3.5 per cent and 5 per cent by gaming around that time of day.”
The latest instalment of the controversial franchise was launched earlier this month to a blaze of publicity and rave reviews.
The title went on to sell a record 609,000 copies on its first day of release, beating the previous record held by GTA: San Andreas, which sold 501,000 copies in 24 hours in October 2004.
However, the launch of the notoriously violent game did not pass by without incident in the UK and abroad.
A 23-year-old man was stabbed by a stranger in Croydon, south London, as he walked past 100 people queuing to buy a copy.
A hooded man with a knife – who is thought to have known the victim – jumped out of the line outside Gamestation and stabbed him several times before running away.
In Manchester, two young men broke a teenager’s jaw and nose as they snatched the £40 game from his hands 30 minutes after he bought it.
The game was also plagued by technical glitches with users complaining that their new purchase was ‘crashing’ during introductory scenes on both the PlayStation 3 and XBox 360 consoles.
Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/