E3 2008
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 6:24 pm
I watched Microsoft's press conference this morning. My head almost exploded from awesome-overdose, and I don't even own a 360. This year's E3 is pure AWESOME.
In related news, it's very likely that the Intellisponse leak was true. Several tidbits of info on there have been confirmed. Today, the entire Rock Band 2 song list was revealed, along with the announcement that Metallica will be releasing their new album as DLC for Guitar Hero 3 when the album comes out this September, and once again as DLC for Guitar Hero World Tour when it comes out this October.
Also, a new Banjo-Kazooie Nuts and Bolts trailer for the 360 and the announcement that the N64 original will be coming to XBLA.
Speaking of XBLA, Portal: Still Alive, essentially a standalone Portal expansion pack, will be coming to XBLA exclusively to promote Portal 2 later this year. More cake for Xbox owners = unfair.
I've been trying to keep up with G4, but I can't watch any of the "online streaming video"-only press conferences, like EA, Activision, and Capcom. They're so laggy that you can't even tell what anyone is saying. It's really bad. Anyone got any alternatives?
In related news, it's very likely that the Intellisponse leak was true. Several tidbits of info on there have been confirmed. Today, the entire Rock Band 2 song list was revealed, along with the announcement that Metallica will be releasing their new album as DLC for Guitar Hero 3 when the album comes out this September, and once again as DLC for Guitar Hero World Tour when it comes out this October.
Also, a new Banjo-Kazooie Nuts and Bolts trailer for the 360 and the announcement that the N64 original will be coming to XBLA.
Speaking of XBLA, Portal: Still Alive, essentially a standalone Portal expansion pack, will be coming to XBLA exclusively to promote Portal 2 later this year. More cake for Xbox owners = unfair.
I've been trying to keep up with G4, but I can't watch any of the "online streaming video"-only press conferences, like EA, Activision, and Capcom. They're so laggy that you can't even tell what anyone is saying. It's really bad. Anyone got any alternatives?