The League of Amateur Gamers (LAG) is a community of Xbox Live gamers brought together by the proposition that online gaming should be FUN and not about spending all waking hours of the day to become 733t.
Microsoft announced at their E3 keynote last month that Last.fm would be coming to Xbox Live. We're working on an interview with key players at both Last.fm and Microsoft to bring you more details about the collaboration soon. However, we can share one tidbit: today we spoke with Christina DeRosa, a general manager for XBL, and she let us know who the service will be available to.
"Silver users will be able access what we're considering a trial period of three hours a month, which comes with video advertising. Gold users will have unlimited ad-supported access, so they can use it 24 hours a day. There will also be a premium offering on a subscription basis from Last.fm, that will be commercial free and will... [Read More]
The development team's official blog has announced that the title/service/thing will be out at the end of June, with final content passes currently under way at Microsoft.
While comparisons with LBP are inevitable - and understandable on a conceptual level - one look at Kodu shows that it's looking to be an entirely different beast, acting more as a colourful (though basic) toolkit for many game types, rather than an artistic (and more detailed) slant on just one.
On Tuesday, June 16th from 7:01AM UTC (12:01 AM PST) for up to 24 hours, Xbox Live will be offline for maintenance. As a result, Xbox LIVE and the ‘My Xbox’ section of Xbox.com will be unavailable, and the Xbox forums will be in read only mode (you won’t be able to post.)
The remainder of Xbox.com will be available with limited interruptions.
This service maintenance is to prepare for some of the recently announced features that will be available later this year.
Let me reiterate: When the service returns, you will not have any new functions or features. This is for scheduled maintenance
So Microsoft released news that a new version of the Zune is coming soon. Why does this matter to you? Because you're a 360 owner, that's why.
Yes, the new player has some additional hardware, like a built-in HD radio, HD output and a ridiculously awesome OLED screen. However, the big news is that Microsoft is finally going to bring some additional, but yet undescribed integration between the Zune and the 360. Also, the Zune video marketplace is going to be replacing the current Xbox Live video marketplace, which will probably mean a larger selection to choose from! More details should be coming next week at E3.
We know this can be frustrating for fans, so to show our appreciation we have decided to inform you guys that yes we WILL be at E3 this year and this will mark the start of lots more news, activities and information coming out about APB: All Points Bulletin.
Here is a brand new screenshot made especially for you guys to give you another look at the awesome character customizations that will make up a large part of APB.
