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xbox 360 core specs
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xbox 360 core specs
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WWE 12 for Xbox 360 $59.99 Step into the wrestling rink for a WWE experience, reborn. WWE 12 for Xbox 360 delivers long-awaited critical improvements to the core gameplay experience, and the most creative and extensive feature set to date in a visceral, edgy and polished presentation. You are sure to be pinned down to your Xbox 360 console with hours of roc'kem sock'em action with new Predator Technology and new broadcast TV presentation, promising the most fluid, dynamic, authentic and action-packed WWE simulation experience to date. Game Features Maximum Number of Players: N/A Online Play: N/A Compatibility: Xbox 360 Manufacturer: THQ Category: Wrestling Subcategory: N/A ESRB Rating: Teen (13+) ESRB Content Descriptors: Blood, Language, Mild Suggestive Themes, Violence |
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Xbox 360 Hardware $79.66 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles The hardware of the Xbox 360 includes several parts, both in the console itself and as separate pieces of kit, or accessories. The Xbox 360 takes a new approach to hardware compared to its predecessor. The XCPU, named Xenon at Microsoft and Waternoose at IBM, is a custom triplecore 64bit PowerPCbased design by IBM. The CPU emphasizes high floating point performance through multiple FPU and SIMD vector processing units in each core. It has a theoretical peak performance of 115.2 gigaflops and is capable of 9.6 billion dot products per second. Each core of the CPU is simultaneous multithreading capable and clocked at 3.2GHz. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Tennoe, Mariam T./ Henssonow, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 104 Publication Date: 2010/08/28 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.25 inches |
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Microsoft B4K-00001 Xbox 360 Core System - DVD-ROM - 512 MB RAM - ATI Xbox 360 - 1920 x 1080 $129.97 The Xbox 360 Core System is everything you need to hit the ground running. Plug in the console and the controller and you're playing. Then decide what extras you add and when it's expandable to the full Xbox 360 experience. Fusing powerful hardware, software, and services, Xbox 360 fully engages you in a gaming experience that is more expansive, dramatic, and lifelike, where the possibilities are limitless and your imagination knows no boundaries. Amplify your music, photos, video, and TV. Watch progressive scan DVD movies right out of the box. Rip music to the Xbox 360 hard drive and share your latest digital pictures with friends. Make the connection, and Xbox 360 instantly streams the digital media stored on your MP3 player, digital camera, Media Center PC, or any Microsoft Windows XP 2005 Edition based PC. The Xbox 360 lets you create your own unique system and experience. |
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Microsoft Xbox 360 Console 250 GB $355.49 The Xbox 360 is a great value with a massive 250 GB hard drive, an HDMI port (HDMI cable sold separately), a black wireless controller and headset, and a premium black finish. With three powerful core processors and full surround sound, the console redefines what games look like, sound like, feel like, and play like to engage you like never before. Every Xbox 360 game title supports a minimum of 720p, and up to 1080p high definition resolution or 480p standard definition resolution, in 16:9 widescreen.The 250 GB hard drive allows gamers to save their games and store television shows, movies, music, pictures, trailers, levels, demos and other content available from the Xbox LIVE Marketplace. The Xbox 360 Wireless Controller is an award-winning, high-performance wireless controller which features the Xbox Guide Button for quick, in-game access to friends and music. It has a range of up to 30 feet and a battery life of up to 30 hours on two AA batteries. The Xbox 360 Headset, now available in black, lets gamers strategize or trade taunts while playing games and send voice messages to friends on Xbox LIVE. |
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X-MEN DESTINY FOR XBOX 360 $59.99 In X-Men Destiny, the fate of 3 new mutants lies in your hands. In this third-person action/RPG, every choice has a consequence and your destiny is determined through the decisions you make as you advance through the game. Play as one of three new characters in X-Men lore, each struggling to come to terms with his or her unique and powerful mutant identity while uncovering the truth behind an epic event that threatens humanity and mutant kind. Fight alongside or against your favourite X-Men characters, such as Magneto, Cyclops, Wolverine and Gambit as you choose your powers, allies and your destiny. As you delve deeper into the game, you can evolve and customize your core mutant powers to earn and equip "X-genes" to expand your abilities and increase your power base. In X-Men Destiny for Xbox 360 , the power to change the world is in your hands, which fate will you choose? Game Features Maximum Number of Players: 1 Online Play: N/A Compatibility: Xbox 360 Manufacturer: Activision Category: Action Subcategory: N/A ESRB Rating: Teen (13+) ESRB Content Descriptors: N/A |
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Microsoft XGX-00038 Xbox 360 Arcade Gaming Console - IBM Power PC Tri Core 3.2 GHz Processor $150.49 The Xbox 360 Arcade Bundle is everything you need to hit the ground running. Plug in the console and connect the wireless controller and you're playing. Play together today with Xbox 360 Arcade, including the Xbox 360 console, wireless controller, and memory unit for game saves. Have fun right out of the box with five Xbox LIVE Arcade games PAC MAN Championship Edition, UNO, Luxor 2, Boom Boom Rocket, Feeding Frenzy . |
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MMO's That Should'a Made it Big
A little revisionist history, these are the games that should have been massive successes.
Marvel Universe Online
What it was:
Pretty self explanatory this one, it was um... the Marvel Universe... Online. In development at Cryptic Studios, developers of City of Heroes/Villains and Star Trek Online, scheduled for Microsoft's Xbox 360 platform and Windows Vista. MUO was destined to follow in Final Fantasy XI's lead on the console MMO frontier.
Why it should'a been big:
Super heroes have been pretty massive over the past decade. Think back to the breakout success of Bryan Singer's X-Men films, Sam Raimi's Spider-Man, The Dark Knight, Iron Man, the list goes on and shows no signs of stopping. SOE have managed to get their licensed super hero MMO together in the form of DC Universe Online, MUO should have followed.
Why it wasn't:
Fact is that we'll pobably never know for sure what happened to Marvel Universe Online as it was quietly canceled in February 2008.
What we do know is that it left Cryptic open to pursuing development on Star Trek Online, where players would go boldly where no one has before, stock up on sto gold, customise ships, and visit Memory Alpha ad nauseum. It's up to you to decide whether it was for the best or not, but personally I get the feeling that MUO under Cryptic might have been a little too much like a re-skinned City of Heroes/Villains.
What might'a helped:
A different developer, perhaps? Not that Cryptic is a bad developer by any stretch (Star Trek Online is a cracking game), but perhaps a developer with more clout, like Bioware would have been more suited to the project. Oh, and it would have been nice if Microsoft hadn't pulled the rug out from under them. Marvel Universe Online would go on to become Champions Online.
Star Wars Galaxies
What it was:
Following the release of EverQuest, Sony Online Entertainment was the top dog in the massively multiplayer online game space. Star Wars Galaxies was an ambitious, promising looking game that aimed to recreate the world of Star Wars in exacting detail.
Why it should'a been big:
"It's Star Wars." should have been enough of an answer, but then so should the news that it was being developed by the folks who made the insanely popular EverQuest.
A vast galaxy to discover spanning multiple worlds, gorgeous graphics, the promise of space flight in subsequent expansions, and the fact that around the time of its release, Star Wars was a franchise experiencing something of a renaissance thanks to the impending release of a brand new trilogy of films. To all involved, SWG was pretty much wow gold in the bank, to use an MMO-centric term.
Why it wasn't:
Star Wars Galaxies should be a lesson to all gamers, developers and publishers; beware the hype. If SWG was in fact wow gold in the bank, well... the bank went under and the money went with it. The game didn't quite pull in the subscriber numbers that SOE were hoping for (this is Star Wars, after all), and so they went in and changed the game, in the process pulling the rug out from under the subscribers they already had. As you can imagine, this did not end well.
What might'a helped:
For starters, not trying to fix something that wasn't broken. In many ways the failure of SWG to capture the audience that was expected of it was the first step down a long road of disappointments for the once mighty SOE, including Everquest II, Vanguard: Saga of Heroes, and many more entries that met with a tepid reception.
In truth, SOE would never really recover until the release of 2009's free-to-play, family friendly MMO, Free Realms. Yup, it took nearly five years, and a free-to-play for SOE to gain back some cache among gamers.
Planetside
What it was:
When it was released, a science fiction first person shooter on the kind of scale promised by Sony Online Entertainment's Planetside was not just revolutionary, many believed it couldn't be done.
Why it should'a been big:
Unlike many failed or troubled MMO's just about everyone who played the Planetside beta in the early days agreed on one thing; that despite it obvious technical issues, the game was an absolute blast, and unlike any game experience they'd ever known.
Why it wasnt:
Put simply... it didn't take. Yes, Planetside was incredibly fun, yes, it was unlike everything else in the marketplace, but from a pure game design standpoint, Planetside wasn't built to last. In an MMO, persistence is important, growth is important. This, frankly, just didn't exist in Planetside, and as a result, when you died, that was it for your character, you started over again from scratch. Leveling, ranking, XP, wow gold to buy items, none of that really existed. In a sense, Planetside was too far ahead of its time.
What might'a helped:
We know that SOE is working on a sequel, and perhaps taking the core experience from Planetside 2, and melding it with what we've learned in terms of persistence from recent online shooters like Call of Duty: Mordern Warfare and Battlefield 2: Bad Company, the sequel will deliver what the original promised.
Age of Conan:
What it was:
Sex, violence, beautiful graphics, a grim, detailed world unlike any other MMO on the market, and based on the work of a popular low fantasy writer, Age of Conan was the MMO you'd put aoc gold on going head to head with World of Warcraft.
Why it should'a been big:
In many ways AoC promised to take what was wrong with the now stale MMO formula, low spec graphics, no voice acting, detached combat, and turn everything upside down with a graphical and aural tour de force married with exciting, action oriented combat. Previews and early looks showed a game with a massive amount of promise and an entirely unique feel and atmosphere.
Why it wasn't:
Bugs and bad management. That's pretty much it. When AoC launched, it was nigh unplayable. A number of nasty memory leaks meant that even those who were able to get somewhat decent framerates would eventually get stopped by a crash to desktop. Age of Conan also suffered from not really having much content outside of the mid-level areas, a new MMO having sparse end-game content is understandable, but a dearth of mid-level content? That's just wrong.
What might'a helped:
It's a sad case, because AoC is still going strong, and outside World of Warcraft, it's probably the most polished and accomplished MMO you can play... it just had a really had start. It's since found its feet, but it will never be what it could, and should have been.
About the Author
Chris Coker is a freelance writer and avid gamer. He has written on all aspects of the MMO industry, WOW, Aion and even the long awaited Final Fantasy XIV Online. Check some of my posts on how to combined with the best leveling gear that buy wow gold, Aion Kinah or ffxiv gil can buy.v
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