Seen that? - Sorry, Europe.

Filed in archive Best of on February 14, 2010

Sorry, Europe. XboxSpace

Damn it. Well, OK. I don't really care, but if I was European I'd be pissed. And I don't mean pissed in a British way....that does mean drunk right? Anyway, I'm babbling. Remember the Xbox Live free weekend coming up? The weekend of April 1st, where all Xbox 360 owners get upgraded to "gold" status. Well, unfortunately it is only for North American subscribers. If I had to make a guess, [...] Read More


Europe Gets 10 Days of Xbox Live Gold XboxSpace

This one comes courtesy of Xbox360Fanboy... Europeans get the shaft when it comes to gaming.... Look no further than last week when Sony announced that they won't be getting PS3 until 2007. Well, it's finally Europes turn to get something cool. Windows Live Spaces will be sponsoring free Xbox Live Gold service to all 360 owners for 10 days from september 20th to September 29th. More Info Here [...] Read More


Matisyahu: June Xbox Live Artist of the Month XboxSpace

Reggae star Matisyahu has been named June's Xbox Live Artist of the Month as part of the Game with Fame program. Once more Xbox Live subscribers can compete against a celebrity, with this month's chosen game being NHL 2K6.The Xbox Live Artist of the Month program gives Xbox Live members the unique opportunity to access free exclusive entertainment content in high definition on their Xbox 360 from some of today's [...] Read More


Windows Live Messenger becomes part of the gaming world with Xbox Live The VoIP Weblog

Recently Jajah strengthened its bond with the gaming world by finding a place in Sony PSP and PS3 game consoles and now other companies are also following the similar trend. From now on Xbox LIVE will be compatible with windows live Messenger on the Xbox 360. You will now be able to send messages or talk with your Xbox gaming friends using VoIP besides friends on your Live Messenger list. [...] Read More


The Xbox Gets Real: RFID Enables Live Action Gaming The Wireless Weblog

CR80 News' Nate Ahearn reports on the potential for RFID to enable "live action gaming for the physical world." Think laser tag -- but much, much cooler. The Mobile Radicals have created a game called Pac-Lan (get it?) that uses mobile phones and RFID tech to enable a "live" version of Pac-Man on a playing field. "Situated on the field is a series of color-coded discs, each with its own unique [...] Read More