Today is a big day for Xbox Live members and NEED FOR SPEED fans as today you can find the exclusive trailer for Need for Speed SHIFT on Xbox Live.
Gamerscore News team Press Release: Today, Xbox 360 owners have been given front row seats to the unveiling of EA’s “Need for Speed SHIFT,” coming to Xbox 360 later this year. The title was revealed exclusively via a trailer on Xbox LIVE, 24 hours before being seen anywhere else, showcasing the all-new simulation racing title that combines the true driver’s experience with real-world physics, pixel-perfect car models, and a wide range of authentic race tracks. The “Need for Speed SHIFT” trailer is featured on the Xbox LIVE Spotlight channel and gives the 17 million Xbox LIVE members around the world a chance to preview the loud, visceral, intense, athletic experience of racing a car on the edge of control from the driver’s perspective. The title gives gamers a unique racing experience combining perception based G-forces, the hyper reality of the *****pit view and first person crash dynamic.
Gamers itching to get a taste of Guitar Hero: Metallica in advance of the game’s release need not wait any longer as Activision announced that the demo will be available today for free download on Xbox Live Marketplace.
In the demo, virtual rock stars across the globe can shred, drum and wail to Metallica’s explosive hits “Sad But True” and “Seek And Destroy,” as well as “No Excuses” from Alice In Chains and “Stone Cold Crazy” from Queen, both hand-picked by Metallica as featured guest acts in the game. Set in The Forum venue, highlighting the new in-the-round stage designs and custom camera angles, players can begin honing their skills in single-player and band Quickplay, head-to-head, Face-Off, Pro Face-Off and Battle gameplay modes.
“Ride the Lightning” with musical icons Metallica and 21 other rockin’ acts in an all new Guitar Hero experience – Guitar Hero Metallica. Enter the world of Lars Ulrich, James Hetfield, Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo and experience the intensity and skill of one of the greatest bands of all time. Shred on the guitar controller, rip on the drum kit controller and wail on the mic to a set list featuring over 45 explosive hits from Metallica’s illustrious career.
Harmonix and MTV Games announced today that Ten, the 1991 album that introduced the world to Pearl Jam, will be released in its entirety for download in the Rock Band® Music Store March 24, 2009.
The Rock Band Music Store will feature eleven songs from the original Ten album including the hidden track "Master/Slave.” With the song “Alive” from Ten already featured on the Rock Band 2 soundtrack the DLC album includes the following tracks:
Tracks:
* Once
* Even Flow
* Why Go
* Black
* Jeremy
* Oceans
* Porch
* Garden
* Deep
* Release
* Master/Slave
(All tracks are original master recordings)
Release Date: Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Price: 160 Microsoft pointes per track
1440 Microsoft points for the album
If you have the GTA IV content you wont have a hard time seeing this as a fact, i for one found this to be not only the most i would pay for DLC but the best thing i have spent MS points on to date.
Kotaku.com reports: Sadly, because it's a digital download, we don't know exactly how many copies of Lost & Damned Microsoft and Rockstar managed to sell. We do know, however, it's more than 323,000.
Microsoft's Aaron Greenberg let slip the information in an interview with GameDaily - in which he calls the Grand Theft Auto IV expansion "the most successful game addon content we've ever launched" - saying "If that content was sold at retail, it would be one of the best sellers across all platforms. It would have outsold Killzone 2".
Interesting. Not for the "outsold" argument (which is hardly fair, since L&D was out for half of February while Killzone 2 was only out for a few days), but for the Lost & Damned sales ballpark. Nice to get one for a downloadable game, even if it still leaves us wondering...
Looks like all the Xbox 360 Midnight Club fans out there will need to hold tight and it wont be because of the high speeds but due to a bug in the DLC that was due out today.
Kotaku.com reports: While the PlayStation 3 version of the Midnight Club: Los Angeles "South Central" expansion went up today without incident, the same can't be said for the Xbox 360 edition. Rockstar has announced it's been delayed.
But only "slightly," official word says. Rockstar Games points to "an unforeseen bug in the title update," one that it's doing its best to remedy as quickly as possible. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news John Q. Xbox 360 Owner, but the crack team at Rockstar usually turns these fixes around pretty hastily, so you'll be spinning through the fenced in West Los Angeles in no time.
Rockstar Games is proud to announce that the Midnight Club: Los Angeles South Central Map Expansion and South Central Premium Upgrade are now available for download on the Xbox Live Marketplace.
The South Central Map Expansion is free to all owners of Midnight Club: Los Angeles and adds four iconic neighborhoods equal to one third of the game’s original map. The South Central Premium Upgrade, which can be purchased for 800 MS points, gives players access to nine brand new cars ranging from SUVs to classic lowriders, complete with custom parts and body kits for each. Also included are 26 new races, 12 battle maps, 10 delivery missions, and over 100 red light races taking place in South Central. All of the races and events will expand the game’s story progression and are seamlessly integrated with the existing career elements.
Players can take to the streets of South Central during Rockstar’s “Game With Fame” weekend on March 22, and again with developers from Rockstar San Diego on Sunday, March 29. Jump on Xbox LIVE between 1pm and 5pm PST on March 22 and join Felli Fel, DJ Pooh, Glasses Malone and more from the Los Angeles Dub Show.
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