With Fable III soon to be released and Fable II now a platinum hit, Microsoft have released Fable II free of charge on the marketplace. This IS confirmed as being the full game, though it is unclear as to whether this is an error as Lionhead have not yet confirmed this as a promotional deal
This impressive gameplay video shows a game of Capture the Flag with quite an epic run back to base
Anyone who has been onto their xbox live accounts recently will have been greeted with a mandatory update. This brought about a couple of new features, mainly relating to the marketplace including game streaming and game awards, though the one that really caught my eye was a little yellow number at the top of some of my friends gamertags. But what is it exactly
With an amazing amount of news coming from this years E3 event, one of the main things that grabbed our attention, though has not been covered by too many other sites suprisingly, is the introduction of a last.fm stream through your Xbox
With the BAFTA’s having just past some of you may have already had your fill of movie goodness, but if you are like me it has just spurred you and got you in the mood for some movie quizzing. The content is very reasonably priced coming in at 560 points, which is less than a question per point!
Even though Valve have been a little slack in introducing job updates and map patches to the Xbox 360 of the game, compared to their adamant efforts to please the PC games, it is good to know they haven’t completely forgotten us. In the coming month the remaining Xbox Live users who still own Orange Box will be able to download some much needed class updates. Details of both price and specific content has not yet been made available but we will bring you more as we hear it
Thats right! The moment some of you have been waiting for and some has been dreading has finally come around with the release of the ‘Dashboard 2.0′ update. Although I haven’t had much time to tinker around, it is already apparant that there have been some upgrades and overhauls from the previous system
With the release of the new call of duty coming ever closer, Activision have moved to publicly release the Beta, adding to the previously running private beta. You can now download your copy from the Marketplace and get shooting
Activision have, over the past few days, been releasing a number of BETA keys for their upcoming game, CoD5. Their first release was through the popular gaming news website EuroGamer, releasing thousands of keys which were pretty much gone within the hour (making the website crash numerous times). If you weren’t lucky enough to get one there, don’t worry there is still hope
Game.co.uk are currently offering a Call of Duty 5 beta to anyone and everyone who preorders the game from their website. The beta is planned to be shipped off to everyone on October 14th, a month before the game is released
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