Forza Motorsport 2

Forza 2 includes everything from Corvettes to Lamborghinis and includes many of the favorite features from the Xbox version of the game. However, the jump to 360 has also brought a few changes. The racing assists have been upgraded, the line that guides players along the sweet spot of the track dynamically changes color from green to red to show drivers when to break and accelerate, and the physics engine from the first game has also been rebuilt boasting about 360 calculations per second that contribute to exactly how the car reacts to the road.

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Guitar Hero II out for Xbox 360!

Well guys and gals, its finally here. For all of you Xbox owners who have groaned and moaned about the PS2 gamers hogging all the Guitar Hero fun, your prayers have finally been answered! Coming in a good long time after the PS2 version hit the store shelves, the Xbox 360 version is well worth the added wait. It has brand new features exclusively for the 360 and will also support Xbox Live leaderboards and downloadable content through the marketplace. Its new overall sleek style and looks will have fans of the PS2 version whining and complaining. For experts from the old versions of the game, or from noobs, everyone can find something to enjoy in this game. My advise: check it out!

For more on this game you can check out the review from GamePro.com

Xbox 360 Elite Comming Soon!

The Xbox gets a new look and a HUGE memory expansion!

HD nerds and Xbox fanboys, the moment you've been waiting for: the Xbox 360 Elite we alerted you about way back when it was just called the Zephyr has finally been announced. As we previously mentioned, it will be black, it will have HDMI, and it will have a 120GB drive (it'll also come bundled with a one month Xbox Live trial) for $479. Unfortunately, also as mentioned before, it's not going to have the new 65nm CPUs, it still doesn't have integrated WiFi (Xbox said it's because a study showed the majority of their customers use Ethernet to connect -- huh?), and it won't have an integrated HD DVD drive (not that we expected otherwise).

Microsoft did make some marketing decisions since our sources spilled the beans on this thing though: it's not going to be limited edition, as we previously had. Instead, the Elite will be a permanent SKU, the third and top-tier Xbox device. On the solo 120GB drive side of things, that unit will cost $179, and will come with a cable and software to migrate from your old 20GB drive. (MSFT wasn't yet sure if that kit would be sold separately for new Elite users -- sounds like it will be though, and will be priced very reasonably).

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