Capcom’s Devil May Cry 4 demo on the Xbox Live has been downloaded over 1 million times and still going. According to Microsoft, Devil May Cry 4 is not only the first demo of the year to strike a million downloads, but it’s also one of the fastest downloads to strike the one million mark in the history of the Xbox Live.
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FIFA Street 3 Demo Now Available on Live
Download the demo for FIFA Street 3 and enjoy the ultimate arcade football experience! Take the worlds best players to the streets and experience all the style, flair and attitude of street football like never before. Visit www.fifastreet3.com for more info.
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A Turok Single-Player exhibit has expended unrecorded on the XBOX Charged Marketplace and is purchasable everywhere (with the elision of Japan and Korea). The present which weighs in at 1.17GB puts players into the personation of Joseph Turok, a past black ops man who is object of Spirits Assort, an selected unscheduled forces unit, which are on a commission to strike perfect Turok’s late intellect, Roland Kane.
As symptomless as the exhibit, a table of the dinosaurs procurable to boxing during the line has been revealed. The dinosaurs include both well-known ones much as the Tyrannosaurus Rex to many not-so-well-known dinosaurs specified as the Dromaeosaurus.
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A monstrous 150-inch plasma screen Panasonic calls the Life Screen. In Las Vegas and at CES, nothing counts quite so much as excess, so it looks like Panasonic has bragging rights for this year.
Everything else Sakamoto showed off paled in comparison, but there were still some pretty spiffy demos. Panasonic has a new plasma that’s just ONE INCH thick, and consumes half the power of last year’s model.
There was also a spiffy demo of something Panasonic is calling a “Life Wall.” Basically you install giant Panasonic displays to cover every inch of a wall in your home. Coupled with face recognition technology and some virtual environment mojo, it turns into an interactive wall you can use to watch video, browse Google Earth, do video chat with your friends, and more.
Oh yeah, and Panasonic has a deal with YouTube to put a special YouTube menu in upcoming Panasonic TVs so you can browse your favorite internet time-waster right from the comfort of your couch. The interface looks similar to Apple TVs, with light text on a black screen.
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