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Cheap – Xbox 360 Data Transfer Cables

Wednesday, April 6th, 2011 | Gaming with No Comments »

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So if you’re new to Xbox and you were wondering how can you transfer data from one harddrive to another on your Xbox 360 you might want to invest in some Xbox 360 Data Transfer Cables. With the Xbox 360 Data Transfer Cables you’re able to transfer data from one hard-drive to another without having to take it to BestBuy and have them charge you for doing it. This is great for when you upgrade your Xbox because of the Red Ring of Death of your current hard-drive ran out of space.

You can pick up a used version of Xbox 360 Data Transfer Cables for around $9.99 over on Amazon.

Collection of 30 Live-Action Video Game Commercials

Thursday, May 20th, 2010 | Gaming, Marketing with No Comments »

Halo: Reach Screenshot
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With the great new Halo: Reach live-action game trailer/commercial making its rounds on the internet and XBox Live, the great people over at Ranker.com have taken a look back at all the best video game commercials involving real humans and picked out the best from throughout history. Here’s a list of 30 of the greatest, funniest and most epic (at least mostly) LIVE-ACTION video game commercials of all time; from the roarin early 90s, all the way to the past few weeks.

New Update to Xbox LIVE Code of Conduct

Saturday, March 6th, 2010 | Gaming with No Comments »

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Well they’ve updated the Xbox LIVE Code of Conduct here is a brief capture of what the update allows…

“The recent update to the Xbox LIVE Terms of Use and Code of Conduct which will allow our members to more freely express their race, nationality, religion and sexual orientation in Gamertags and profiles. Under our previous policy, some of these expressions of self-identification were not allowed in Gamertags or profiles to prevent the use of these terms as insults or slurs. However we have since heard feedback from our customers that while the spirit of this approach was genuine, it inadvertently excluded a part of our Xbox LIVE community. This update also comes hand-in-hand with increased stringency and enforcement to prevent the misuse of these terms.”

Here is the link to the latest Online Policies / Code of Conduct. As stated on their site please be sure to reread this document once in a while because Microsoft will update it periodically. Some games and events may also have additional guidelines that govern your use, so be sure to review them as well.

Develop an Xbox 360 Game and Win $50,000

Friday, September 4th, 2009 | Creative, Gaming with No Comments »

money money money
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You read the title correctly… According to Major Nelson if you’re in the United States, Doritos and Xbox are teaming up to give you a chance to create your own Xbox 360 video game. As of August 31st, the registration opened at www.unlockxbox.com. So if you would like to see $50,000.00 added to your bank account then I suggest signing up today! I wonder how it will work if some of the developer who’ve already created games just slap Doritos all over the game they already created. I’m sure there is something in the terms that would prevent that.