Merry Christmas, You Live, Here’s an Xbox 360 [Kenny Richey] (Addict 3D)
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Xbox 360 Gets Its Own Devil May Cry 4 Afterthought Bundle [Only In Japan] (Addict 3D)
Xbox 360-only gamers coveting the recently announced PlayStation 3 bundle that packs in Capcom’s Devil May Cry 4 in Japan can rest easy—you’re getting your own barebones bundle, too!
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Battlestar Galactica’s Helo Tests Out the Xbox 360 Game [Hollywood] (Addict 3D)
By John Gaudiosi VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA –While the next season of the critically acclaimed sci-fi TV series, “Battlestar Galactica,” won’t air until 2008 on Sci-Fi, fans of the show have plenty to keep them busy this fall.
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Maple Shade man wins Xbox 360 from the C-P (Courier-Post)
A Maple Shade man who put off buying a video-game system for himself after spending on gifts for others, won an Xbox 360 from the Courier-Post on Monday.
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In-Game Ads to Tackle Drunk Driving (Addict 3D)
Normally I hate in-game ads. In this case, I would be willing to make an exception. In a move to reduce driving under the influence, the government of Scotland is reportedly spending £10,000 on in-game ads in Xbox 360 games.
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Scottish Government Fighting Drunk Driving With Xbox 360 [Ads] (Addict 3D)
The Scottish Government is worried about youth adult drunk driving. During their most recent drunk driving initiative, police caught 150 people under the age of 25 (granted, there are roughly 5 million people in Scotland, but the BBC feels the stat is important, so we’re letting you know).
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Xbox games to battle drink driving (Digital Spy)
The Scottish Government is spending £10,000 to advertise within Xbox 360 games.
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Study: Wii Not Active Enough To Fight Obesity (Gamasutra)
A study in the British Medical Journal found that Wii Sports is not intense enough in terms of physical activity to be considered part of the “moderate to vigorous” exercise in which young people are advised to participate. According to an article in the BBC News, the study found that Wii players used only 2 percent more energy than regular computer games. Liverpool John Moore’s professor …
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