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  | Frozen Codebase is Now an Authorized Microsoft Xbox 360 Developer |  |
Frozen Codebase is Now an Authorized Microsoft Xbox 360 Developer Published by: patto on Thursday, November 09, 2006
New Studio Headed by Industry Veterans Focuses on Next Generation Consoles
Frozen Codebase LLC announced it is now an approved developer for the Microsoft XBox 360 video game console. The company, led by President Ben Geisler is creating exciting and innovative games on next generation platforms. Geisler, a veteran developer, has worked on a number of hit titles including Quake 4, Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, X-Men Legends and Soldier of Fortune 2. He started the company with an initial staff of veterans from Raven Software, Radical Entertainment, GarageGames and Astral Entertainment.
“Frozen Codebase is receiving fantastic feedback on our first game and is poised for success” said Geisler. “We have a strong working relationship with Microsoft whose XBox 360 console provides an exciting game development platform. GarageGames is providing the underlying ‘Torque’ game engine.” |
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  | XBOX 360 GAMES: the Good, Bad and the Ugly |  |
XBOX 360 GAMES: the Good, Bad and the Ugly Published by: hq_hacker_girl on Friday, December 09, 2005 Tagged: Gaming, Xbox 360,
An Associated Press tech writer gives his impressions of the new 360 titles out.
If you've scored an Xbox 360, some actual games are going to be the next logical purchase — unless you auctioned it off for thousands of dollars on eBay.
We've worn our fingers to the bone the past few weeks (just for you) playing through the 18 titles available when the system launched. While the offering is diverse, many of the games are merely visually tweaked versions from the older consoles. Worse, Xbox 360 games can cost a whopping $60 — roughly $10 more than games for older systems.
Here's our take, from best to worst. |
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  | Game Rental Service Releases Top Xbox 360 Pre-Orders |  |
Game Rental Service Releases Top Xbox 360 Pre-Orders Published by: hq_hacker_girl on Thursday, November 03, 2005 Tagged: Gaming, Xbox 360,
North American video game rental service GameFly, which is allowing its members to request Xbox 360 games ahead of the console's November 22 release date, has released its list of the most-requested Xbox 360 titles, giving an interesting insight into the games that are of most immediate appeal ahead of the launch.
Topping the chart is Rare and Microsoft's Perfect Dark Zero, but Activision's Call Of Duty 2, which was not perhaps initially one of the most high-profile of the launch window titles, has shot up into second place. Also placing highly are titles such as Quake 4 and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, though it is appears that the latter has slipped into 2006.
The full GameFly most-requested chart for Xbox 360 titles is as follows:
1. Perfect Dark Zero, Microsoft
2. Call of Duty 2, Activision
3. Quake 4, Activision
4. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Take 2
5. Need for Speed: Most Wanted, Electronic Arts |
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  | Sigh... out of my range |  |
Sigh... out of my range Published by: hq_hacker_girl on Thursday, August 25, 2005 Tagged: Gaming, Xbox 360,
I was looking at the Gamestop site that has several bundles that can be preordered.
The "Core" bundle alone is $699.91, so lets round up to $700.
It includes the following:
360 Core Pack:
- Xbox 360 Game Console
- Wired Controller
- Composite A/V Cable
- Xbox Live Silver
- Xbox Live Gold 30-Day Trial
Core Bundle Games:
- Perfect Dark Collector's Edition
- Project Gotham Racing 3
- Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
- Dead or Alive 4
- Call of Duty 2
Core Bundle Accessories:
- Extra Wired Controller
- Memory Unit
- 1-Year Product Replacement Plan
When you get to the top of the line called the Ultimate Bundle the price becomes $1,199.83, so round up to $1200.

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  | Xbox 360 site updated with new game footage |  |
Xbox 360 site updated with new game footage Published by: hq_hacker_girl on Thursday, August 11, 2005 Tagged: Gaming, Xbox 360,
' The official Xbox 360 site has been updated with a great new video montage featuring footage from all of the following games that ranges from the craptacular to spectacular '
Once you’ve loaded the site, seek out the Madden thumbnail and click that for the video.
Here’s the list, in order that the games appear.
1. Kameo, Elements of Power (Microsoft Game Studios)
2. Quake 4, (id Software)
3. Test Drive Unlimited (Atari)
4. Call of Duty 2 (Activision)
5. The Darkness (Majesco Entertainment)
6. Madden NFL 06 (Electronic Arts)
7. Project Gotham Racing 3 (Microsoft Game Studios)
8. Gears of War (Microsoft Game Studios)
9. NBA Live 06 (Electronic Arts)
10. Frame City Killer (Namco)
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  | Xbox 360 Launch Lineup? |  |
Xbox 360 Launch Lineup? Published by: hq_hacker_girl on Thursday, August 11, 2005 Tagged: Gaming, Xbox 360,
North American retailer Electronics Boutique, which expects Microsoft to ship the Xbox 360 as early as November 2, 2005 for an MSRP of $299.99, has comprised a complete, albeit questionable, list of X360 games for the console launch, IGN learned today from several EB outlets.
The list IGN acquired from EB retailers today, features 21 launch titles, including three first-party games from Microsoft Game Studios -- Perfect Dark LE (i.e. Limited Edition), Kameo: Elements of Power, and Project Gotham Racing 3, approximate pricing, and sku numbers for every game. |
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  | Xbox Summit 2005: Xbox 360 Game List |  |
Xbox Summit 2005: Xbox 360 Game List Published by: hq_hacker_girl on Monday, July 25, 2005 Tagged: Gaming, Xbox 360,
Microsoft Japan hosted today in Tokyo the eagerly awaited Xbox Summit 2005, an event that Xbox division head Yoshihiro Maruyama promised it will be a "product unveiling on the scale of E3."
It was expected that several Japanese publishers would confirm their Xbox 360 line-up while announcing new games and exclusive titles for the Xbox 360. We have already reported some exclusive games announced at the event but here's the complete game list.
The next appearance of the console in Asia will be at the Tokyo Game Show in September. |
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  | Xbox360 High-Definition Videos |  |
Xbox360 High-Definition Videos Published by: patto on Friday, May 27, 2005 Tagged: Gaming, Xbox 360,
' Microsoft released some trailers of Xbox 360 games in the Windows Media High Definition Video (WMV HD) format '
No more shacky footage from E3 videos, these are coming directly from the source, in full HD ... and available directly from Microsoft.
There are videos of: Call of Duty 2, Condemned, Dead Rising, Demonik, EA Compilation E3 2005, Final Fantasy XI, Frame City Killer, Full Auto, Ghost Recon 3, Kameo, Madden NFL 2006, NBA 2K6, NHL 2K6, Quake 4, Saint's Row, TestDrive Unlimted and The Darkness.
You can download these trailer from microsoft.com.
Please note that these files are large and will require a powerful PC to play smoothly.
News-Source: http://www.microsoft.com
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