EA Points the finger at XboxSpace

Whenever I screw something up, I always blame somebody else. Not enough money to pay my bills? I don't get paid enough at work. My car is out of gas? Well, the gas station needs to stay open later....Anyway, EA's game sales have dropped recently and who do they blame? Who else but Microsoft.Apparently the 360 shortage is the reason why EA game sales are down. If Microsoft produced more [...] Read More


Microsoft Clarifies Gamerscore Policy at XboxSpace

Microsoft, by way of the Gamerscore blog, has made public their new Gamerscore policy: 1. All regular disc-based games MUST have 1,000 Gamerscore in the base game. This means that any consumer who buys a retail game will have the opportunity to unlock the full 1,000 Gamerscore without having to pay for any add-on content. Note that a publisher may decide to deliver a portion of this Gamerscore via add-on content, [...] Read More


IGN Reviews Xbox 360 Coffin at XboxSpace

No, it's not some under-the-radar new game -- IGN has gone and written up a fairly detailed review of the cardboard box Microsoft sends for you to mail in your broken console for repair:By coffin, we mean a cardboard box. But this is no ordinary cardboard box from Microsoft as this cardboard box comes with another cardboard box inside of it, and inside that cardboard box is a set of [...] Read More


SHANNEN DOHERTY POINTS FINGER at The Celebrities Weblog

Source:www.nudecelebrities.horndog.com No stranger to scandals herself, Shannen Doherty is now pointing a finger at the current crop of bad girls. At only 35 years of age, former bad girl, Shannen Doherty, is starting to sound like a 100-year-old nun. However, considering that she's comparing her youthful antics to those of Paris Hilton, and lindsay lohan and company, she has a point. Shannen still loves shocking people though, and is good at it in her [...] Read More


10 points for every CIO at TJ's Weblog

Justin Hitt points out 10 good lessons for every CIO. Some more lessons from my side: - Carefully balance in- and outsourcing (simply outsource as much headache as possible, as long it is not competitive to your (core) business) - Promote technology - never forget you have to spice up boring technology in order to get it budgeted and more important; used by end users. - Keep costs flexible, demand can change quickly enough. [...] Read More