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xbox 360 release

By admin | December 10, 2007

xbox 360 release

Xbox 360 $16.68 Xbox 360

Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Microphone $25.99 Works with XBox 360 Video Game System You can have up to four Xbox 360 Wireless Microphones connected to a console at one time To turn off the microphone, press and then release the Power/Connect button When the microphone is out of wireless range, the lights flash green one time every second until you move the microphone back into range A connected microphone does not appear in the Xbox 360 console Ring of Light windscreen and the windscreen foam should be hand-washed The Xbox 360 Wireless Microphone is for use exclusively with the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system. The Xbox 360 Wireless Microphone uses only AA alkaline or fully charged Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) rechargeable batteries. The microphone sleeps after 15 minutes of inactivity, it automatically wakes when you start to use it again. Handheld Microphone Microsoft Microsoft Corporation N9D-00001 Not Applicable Power Switch Wireless Wireless RF 32.81 ft Xbox 360 Wireless Microphone www.microsoft.com

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Condemned Classics (Xbox 360) $4.99 Monolith Productions is garnering some highly enthusiastic attention at the moment. The team behind the warmly received No One Lives Forever has been in the press again recently following the release of the psychological shock shooter F.E.A.R. And the release of the Xbox 360 was just the excuse for a console foray after years of specialising in the PC end of the gaming scene. Teaming up with SEGA’s American arm they bring you Condemned: Criminal Origins. Continuing the developer’s current penchant for the darker side of things, Condemned puts you in the well-polished brogues of FBI Agent Thomas, whose chosen field is the study, pursuit and capture of serial killers. Track these death-worshipping humans like the animals they are through their preferred habitat – mazes of broken windows, crumbling brickwork and dilapidated tenements. Your long-developed skills as a detective and a range of precision forensic tools will help you, but you’ll have to rely just as much on split second reactions and brawling skills if you are to get out of your mission in one piece. Monolith made its name showing what could be done on games running through Windows, at a time when nobody believed in a DOS-less future for PC gaming. This technical expertise is brought to bear on the latest Microsoft confection, the 360, with lighting, texture mapping and filtering techniques employed that are like nothing you’ll have seen this generation. The first person viewpoint that Monolith favours is used, but this is still an adventure game where you execute melee moves on your quarries, as well as pick up and throw a variety of inanimate objects. Full compatibility with 5:1 surround sound will allow you to take advantage of your home movie set-up, and sophisticated and reactive enemy AI completes the package, making Condemned a suitable tech fest for a debut on such an able machine. You also get, as is the vogue these days, an involving plot with twists a plenty to keep you interested. If your new Xbox 360 has just joined an already impressive array of high-end entertainment technology in your front room, here’s just the thing to put your new setup through its paces.

Condemned (Xbox 360) $9.99 Monolith Productions is garnering some highly enthusiastic attention at the moment. The team behind the warmly received No One Lives Forever has been in the press again recently following the release of the psychological shock shooter F.E.A.R. And the release of the Xbox 360 was just the excuse for a console foray after years of specialising in the PC end of the gaming scene. Teaming up with SEGA’s American arm they bring you Condemned: Criminal Origins. Continuing the developer’s current penchant for the darker side of things, Condemned puts you in the well-polished brogues of FBI Agent Thomas, whose chosen field is the study, pursuit and capture of serial killers. Track these death-worshipping humans like the animals they are through their preferred habitat – mazes of broken windows, crumbling brickwork and dilapidated tenements. Your long-developed skills as a detective and a range of precision forensic tools will help you, but you’ll have to rely just as much on split second reactions and brawling skills if you are to get out of your mission in one piece. Monolith made its name showing what could be done on games running through Windows, at a time when nobody believed in a DOS-less future for PC gaming. This technical expertise is brought to bear on the latest Microsoft confection, the 360, with lighting, texture mapping and filtering techniques employed that are like nothing you’ll have seen this generation. The first person viewpoint that Monolith favours is used, but this is still an adventure game where you execute melee moves on your quarries, as well as pick up and throw a variety of inanimate objects. Full compatibility with 5:1 surround sound will allow you to take advantage of your home movie set-up, and sophisticated and reactive enemy AI completes the package, making Condemned a suitable tech fest for a debut on such an able machine. You also get, as is the vogue these days, an involving plot with twists a plenty to keep you interested. If your new Xbox 360 has just joined an already impressive array of high-end entertainment technology in your front room, here’s just the thing to put your new setup through its paces.

dark Sector (Xbox 360) $4.99 It's been a long road getting to the publication of Dark Sector. It was announced by Digital Extremes way back in the heady days of 2004, back when the Xbox 360 was still the Xbox 2. It's been that long coming. Four years on, and the year 2008 sees the release of the game in partnership with D3 Publisher of Europe. This third-person shooter has much in common with Gears of War in its cover system, forcing you to run from one spot to another or watch your brains decorate the wall. If you're going to spend your hard earned cash on Dark Sector, however, it won't be for just another third-person shooter. Nope, you'll be buying it for the glaive. 'The what now!?' you may well cry. Probably best for a bit of plot at this point. Players take on the role of Hayden Tenno, a special agent dispatched to a small former-USSR country named Lasria to take care of a nasty chap going by the name of Mezner. Mezner, you see, has gone and got his paws on a chemical weapon that has folk into all sorts of nasty, monstrous types with strange abilities. Not far into the mission, however, he gets exposed to the weapon and finds himself with a metal-like arm. A bladed disc grows out of his arm, and lo and behold, you have the glaive. The glaive can do all sorts of wonderful things. As well as being thrown for a spot of decapitation, it can be used for things like stealing fire, ice and electricity and then hurling them at your opponents. As you progress through the game, the number of abilities the glaive gives you will keep on trundling upwards. As you'd expect from any shooter in the age of the wonderful Interweb, Dark Sector comes complete with a multiplayer mode, supported either online or over LAN.

Kinectimals: Now with Bears for Xbox 360 $49.99 Your favourite Kinectimals are back-Lions and tigers and now bears! In this extended release of Kinectimals for Xbox 360 , you can play with cute and cuddly bear cubs as you solve a new mystery on an undiscovered island! Share exciting adventures and fun challenges as you teach your furry friends new tricks using your voice and body to interact naturally with them. Train your pet to perform stunts like fetch, play activities: including jump rope and juggling and even master agility courses. You can also enjoy some one on one time with your pet as you feed, bathe, or groom them. There are 5 bouncy feline species to adopt, including Lion, Royal Bengal Tiger, Cheetah, Leopard or Panther, plus 5 new bears-Black Bear, Grizzly Bear, Cinnamon Bear, Glacier Bear or Polar Bear. It's a jungle out there, can you tame these baby beasts? Find out in Xbox 360 Kinectimals: Now with Bears! Game Features Maximum Number of Players: 1 Online Play: N/A Compatibility: Xbox 360 Manufacturer: Microsoft Category: Virtual Pet Subcategory: N/A ESRB Rating: Everyone(10+) ESRB Content Descriptors: N/A

The Godfather (Xbox 360) $12.99 One of the few liberties developer Electronic Arts has taken with this long-awaited game smacks you in the chops right from the start. Al Pacino's character Michael Corleone (the most important character in the movie after Don Vito Corleone) is not present. The Godfather puts you in the role of a character that did not feature in the film at all. With the packaging and all the hype surrounding the release of The Godfather, you would be wrong in believing it's all so-o-o authentic. The Xbox 360 version of The Godfather has had numerous enhancements and additions made to the gameplay. There is an enhanced BlackHand Control combat system, where you can punch, kick, grab and even choke an adversary with a stranglehold. Other exclusive enhancements made to this version of The Godfather include racket truck heists, extortions, targeting and living world gameplay. Several 360-exclusive missions and contract hits, new venues, a new family compound and much more interaction with key characters are all new additions to The Godfather for the Xbox 360. The game begins with your character witnessing his father being gunned down and murdered by rival gangsters. You are then thrust forward nine years into the future to the wedding scene from the opening of the film (at last, something familiar) where your mother is asking Don Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando) to take you under his wing and offer you work. The Don sends his Capo, Luca Brasi to look after you and train you in the fine art of being a mobster. You are then taken to what EA call the 'Mob Face' part of the game, where you can customise how your character will look (face, hair and clothes etc.). The tools used in this section are very similar to those found in all EA Sports games. Now your character has taken shape, you begin as an unofficial enforcer for the Corleone family, which means your job is to muscle merchants into paying you protection money. Extorting businesses and taking over rackets is not all there is to the game, though. There are plenty of story missions to keep you occupied. Some missions are taken directly from the movie. You will have to drive the Don to the hospital after he is shot in the street, travel to Hollywood to re-enact the famous horse's head scene, and plant the pistol for Michael Corleone to use to kill Salazzo, to name but a few. In addition to the characters, the city of New York has been carefully rendered in detail, and you can spot specific scenes from the film as you travel the streets of Little Italy, Brooklyn, Midtown, Hell's Kitchen, and New Jersey. For the most part, the game has remained faithful to the legendary movie. Only after making a name for yourself will you move up the family ladder, starting from 'Outsider', and the game is completed when you become the Don of New York City, ruling over the other New York families (Tattaglia, Stracci, Cuneo and Barzini).

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SSX - Xbox 360 Game. $39.99 A modern day reinvention of one of the most critically acclaimed arcade franchises of all-time.Using NASA topographical satellite data, weÂ’ve mapped out a Massive World for players to explore.Conquer the planetÂ’s mountains, From Antarctica to Africa, the Himalayas to the Alps, players will drop into 9 of the most iconic mountains ranges on Earth.Way beyond your typical racing experience, SSX allows players to race down huge open mountains with multiple elevations.A new gameplay element inspired by big mountain snowboarding, 'SSX' asks players to survive some of the most treacherous descents on earth.Constant global competition at every drop point the SSX universe against real people in real-time.Suitable for the Microsoft Xbox 360.Suitable for ages 7 years and over.Free delivery by post.PLEASE NOTE: Only 1 game per order - when pre-ordering more than 1 game, please place separate orders for each game.This game cannot be used as part of a hardware package.Argos will endeavour to deliver FREE on the launch date using 1st Class Royal Mail.However Argos cannot be held responsible for any delay in delivery if there is a disruption to postal services outside of our control.If the release date slips the game will be delivered on the new release date.Please allow 48 hours from dispatch for delivery of the game.EAN/BARCODE: 5030930104320.Please note that this product is excluded from our 30 Day Money Back Guarantee - this does not affect your statutory rights.

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Xbox 360 Kinect - Gotta Get Yourself Kinected!

The next generation in gaming is finally here and it's the Xbox 360 Kinect. After years of development of what was originally called Project Natal and with its brand new name, Kinect is set to take the gaming world by storm. But what is it that makes Microsoft's new baby the must have Christmas toy for 2010?

There's no doubt that gaming is big business and developers are always looking for new and innovative ways to improve the game play. From the very basic beginnings of green and grey square blocks on a screen that you could play simple tennis right up to the incredible HD graphics of modern warfare games we've had to use hand held controllers. Now with Xbox 360 Kinect there are no controllers - you are the controller!

The problem with gaming and gamers in particular is that it is so addictive and time consuming we've all become the stereo-typical "couch potato!" Hours and hours are eaten up glued to the screen trying to get to that all important next level. But now with Kinect Xbox 360 we can get off the couch, get on our feet and really have some fun. Every movement you make is picked up by the main Kinect sensor and you are just one big controller. It even has voice recognition!

So how does Kinect work?

1.In simple terms, the Xbox Kinect has technology that allows its sensor to see the room in 3D.
2.It has an RGB camera that delivers the basic 3 colour components (Red, Green, and Blue) which it uses for facial recognition and various other tasks
3.It has what's known as a Multi Array Microphone. This allows it remove ambient noises and pick up and recognise your voice by sound.
4.Kinect has a custom processor that through a specific Microsoft software layer gives it the ability to recognise a human body or more specifically - You!

From its original concept of project natal for the Xbox 360 the new Kinect system really is an incredible gaming system. With this concept of your whole body being the controller, health conscious parents who are worried that their kids are just slumped on the couch playing games for hours on end getting no exercise whatsoever can stop worrying. It's almost like the art of exercising without exercising! Playing you favourite Xbox 360 Kinect games has suddenly become healthy.

As a concerned parent I like the whole idea behind this new gaming system but remember as with all the latest must have technology these Xbox add-ons will be fast sellers. They are destined to be best sellers this Christmas and are on the top ten toys for Christmas lists of all the main toy retail outlets. Kinect for Xbox 360 release dates are scheduled for 10th of November 2010 in the UK and 5th of November 2010 in the US. So don't get left behind make sure you pre-order your Xbox 360 Kinect Now.

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