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Showing posts with label Xbox Live. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Xbox Live. Show all posts

Thursday, June 26, 2014

Deadpool Pinball is Now Available


Two of my big loves, Deadpool and Pinball, have finally been brought together!  Zen Studios, the people behind the best fake pinball tables (including the other great Marvel Pinball tables), have released Marvel Pinball: Deadpool on Steam, Xbox Live, PSN, Android, Amazon, and iOS.


Now to dream the (seemingly) impossible dream of waiting for this table on the Wii U and 3DS.  Yes, I will buy it on Steam as soon as I can, but dammit, I want it on my Nintendo systems! 

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Microsoft's Third System: The Xbox One Revealed

Here it is folks, your new Xbox:

Xbox One
It looks like a really old DVD player.
It's a smart TV built into a game system with voice and gesture commands.  The new Kinect can also read your heartbeat.  And you can Skype while watching a movie.

Nothing about this system makes me want it, but I can't wait to go over to a friend's house and tell their Xbox One to shut down mid-game.  They have really opened up the trolling possibilities.

Monday, November 26, 2012

CyberMonday Deals on Xbox Live Marketplace

Shadow Complex Xbox Live Arcade

Not to be outdone by various online retailers, Microsoft is running some CyberMonday sales of their own.  Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like that good of a list.  Unless you don't already have Shadow Complex, that is.  Check out the list after the jump, but be prepared for mild disappointment.

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Waste Time in Halo 4 to Earn Free MS Points

Finally!  You can earn approximately ten dollars worth of MS points for playing one hundred and forty hours of Halo 4 and spending over three thousand MS points ($37.50 USD) on Halo related items in the Xbox Marketplace.  Doing the first will net you 600 MS Points, while the latter will earn you 200.  You also need to do all of this by the end of the month.


As you can see, you don't need to play one hundred and forty hours to get some points.  You can also earn some points for playing to the thirty-five or seventy hour marks.  At least now you can tell people that you actually get something more than personal satisfaction and Gamerscore out of playing your video games!