Gamerscore Blog has posted a new video that shows a rundown of how parties will work in the New Xbox Experience. It all seems to run very smooth, take a look:
Major Nelson's latest podcast has hit the web and in it is an interesting tidbit. "Major Nelson: "...I know you as my audience, you guys, you like to pick up and play. You want to get your hands on it and I don't blame you because you'll enjoy it. In fact, if you want to get your hands on it, let me just say this.......keep an eye on my blog next week. If you want to get your hands on it early, that's all I'm going to say." E: "So let me make sure I understand this, so if I were a listener to the podcast." Major Nelson: "Correct" E: "And I wanted to have access to the New Xbox Experience before November 19th. I should visit MajorNelson.com on a regular basis." Major Nelson: "That's pretty much what I'm saying" E: "Okay, interesting. Major Nelson: "I'm not going to say anything more" E: "I wonder what that means" Major Nelson: "Stay Tuned. So New Xbox Experience com...
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Many technology-based companies these days are looking to get into the game industry somehow so it came as no surprise when Amazon launched a beta of their digital download game service today. The service features many casual games boasting "over 600 games at $9.99 or less." The service allows users to download and try any game in their library free for 30 minutes and then either buy the full game or end the trial. Game categories now include action, adventure, card & casino, puzzle, shooter, simulation, and strategy. As a grand opening gift (for a limited time) they are offering one of three games for free. the games are Jewel Quest 2, Build-a-Lot, and The Scruffs. Hop on over and download a free game and check out their new service.
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