Hulu Coming To Xbox360 ?

Hulu will be coming to Xbox360's this year, read more after the break......

Shank - Possibly The Greatest Game Ever

If this 7 minute video is to go by, Shank is a stylised bloody version of Streets of Rage, everything about it seeps class.

Don't miss this video

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Microsoft confirms Natal launch in October (video)

Microsoft's Syed Bilal Tariq is repeating the October launch date for Natal. Speaking to GamerTagRadio, Microsoft's marketing manager for Saudi Arabia says that the Natal launch,

"is going to be somewhere in October and we will be in a position to confirm the date at E3, which is in June, but definitely it is going to be October 2010."

So there you have it. While I'd prefer to see an official press release on the topic, there's little reason to doubt what you can hear for yourselves after the break. 

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Xbox 360 3D Gaming a Reality With LG Partnership

The image above is unmistakeable: 3D gaming on an Xbox 360 with the help of an LG 3D television. It's the details that we're sorting out from LG's Korean press release. From the looks of it, LG and Microsoft have entered into a understanding to jointly market LG's new 3D telvisions along side 3D-capable Xbox 360 games in South Korea, then later expanding throughout the Asia Pacific region. 


If I'm reading this correctly then it appears set to begin by bundling Xbox 360 3D games with LG 55/47LX9500 LED televisions sometime at the end of June. In other words, the Xbox 360 will not require new hardware like the PS3 does to play 3D games.


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ScanDisk Ships First Licenced Xbox360 USB Flash Drives

SanDisk has just announced that it's now shipping the planet's first licensed Xbox 360 USB flash drive, which just became useful for easily transferring gamertags, game saves, map packs, Arcade downloads, etc. from one console to another.

The device is pre-configured for plug-and-play, and SanDisk is even throwing in a one-month subscription to Xbox LIVE Gold for good measure. Naturally, you'll be paying a premium for that Microsoft seal of approval, with the 8GB unit boasting an MSRP of $34.99 and the 16 gigger going for $69.99 (or £29.99 and £51.99 respectively in the UK).

Hold off though if you can, though, I bet that loads more are on the way from every other storage outfit, and you know what competition does to pricing.

Source: ScanDisk