Wednesday, October 31st, 2007 at
6:47 PM
Based on the upcoming DreamWorks Animation film created by Jerry Seinfeld, Bee Movie Game allows players to race, chase, fly and blast their way through the adrenaline-fuelled world from the film, and beyond.
The game offers more than 15 levels, compelling side-quests, amusing multi-player mini-games and a wide variety of content co-created by Activision and DreamWorks exclusively for the game.
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Tuesday, October 30th, 2007 at
8:42 PM
Piñatas are here to stay, and just in time for Halloween! Microsoft Game Studios and Krome Studios announced that Viva Piñata: Party Animals, based on an episode of the critically acclaimed television series, has arrived to stores exclusively for the Xbox 360.
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Monday, October 29th, 2007 at
10:23 PM
Cars: Mater-National on the Xbox 360, and a variety of other consoles, shipped to retailers today. Yes, a variety that includes the PS2, Nintendo DS, Windows PC, and of course, the next-gen consoles. However, both the Wii and GBA versions will not be available until November.
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Wednesday, October 24th, 2007 at
9:21 PM
Microsoft has announced that they will expand its selection of family-oriented programming on Xbox LIVE with more than 100 new episodes from popular Warner Bros. and Nickelodeon shows.
More than 50 episodes of the classic Looney Tunes library will be offered for the first time in high definition for on-demand download. Additionally, 10 episodes will be available in Spanish. Nickelodeon will offer three top shows, The Backyardigans, Blue’s Clues, and iCarly. Episodes of the latter will be added to Xbox LIVE immediately after they air on Nickelodeon’s TEENick.
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Friday, December 22nd, 2006 at
10:39 AM
When Rare announced that they were parting ways with Nintendo, it caused shock waves throughout the gaming world. Let’s face facts, when the creators of Golden Eye and other huge hits decides to leave, it makes news. Then Rare made even more news when they announced that their first game without Nintendo would be for the Xbox family. The rest is old news but after a successful release of Kameo and then of Perfect Dark (while not that perfect), it seemed Rare had left their mark on the Xbox 360.
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Thursday, September 8th, 2005 at
6:08 PM
CYBERCHASE Invites Mystery-Loving, Puzzle-Solving Kids Everywhere to Enter the Third Annual CYBERCHASE ONLINE CONTEST, September 26 Through October 31
CYBERCHASE Mystery Week on PBS KIDS GO! Brings Five New Episodes, to Air During Monthlong Chance to Win Two Laptop Computers from Intel and Exciting CYBERCHASE Products from Flying Minds.
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Thursday, June 16th, 2005 at
10:08 PM
Summer is here and the kids are at home. This is a great time to demonstrate how you parents can use the Xbox® video game system to teach your children while they are playing . Yes, that’s right, while they’re playing. Xbox can teach children and entertain at the same time, making it an even more invaluable piece of hardware in your family’s living room.
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Saturday, June 4th, 2005 at
11:07 PM
Time after time, the Xbox version of a game outperforms the rest of the consoles, and often the PC versions as well. Look in any multi-platform gaming magazine, and you notice that the Xbox versions consistently score higher.
PC games are great, mainly because of all the variables and parameters you can set within the game and the display. But it’s costly to upgrade a PC every year with a new audio card, video card, and monitor in order take advantage of the best of the PC gaming market.
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Saturday, June 4th, 2005 at
10:52 PM
The Xbox video game system is full of great games for every type of gamer. Hardcore gamers, occasional gamers, laid back gamers: Xbox has you covered.
While you might know that Xbox provides a ton of great games and even gives you the chance to talk and play with others via Xbox Live, you may not know about the Xbox Live Arcade.
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Tuesday, May 3rd, 2005 at
5:50 PM
The majority of mothers with children aged 14 and younger regularly censor the television shows, online offerings, and video games their children view, according to a study by Decision Analyst, a leading international marketing research and marketing consulting firm. Read the rest of this entry