Oficial: XTS y el E3 EN NUESTRA CASA

Xbox Live Marketplace is the environment that brings Xbox Live Arcade into the home. Besides being home to the newest trailers, demos, game content downloads, and more, it will also play host to some of the hottest downloads from E3 2006. "It is our goal to bring E3 home to Xbox Live members as best we can, all the videos and the news as quickly as possible," vowed Peter. "We will give you the flavor of what's going on, on the show floor and some of the stuff that we are showing and debuting here."

E3 will be a real test for Xbox Live because everyone will be tuned into their Xbox consoles and continually downloading new content. "If we can get through Halo® 2, which we did, then I think we can get through anything."

Xbox Live members should be able to play many of the demos that even the celebrities will be testing out at E3. Steven Spielberg tried out Call of Duty® 2 last year at the Microsoft booth, and Peter says he is sure Spielberg has E3 already marked on his calendar. The movie industry and the gaming industry are moving closer together as more and more games are developed based off of films.

Este puede ser el mejor E3 de la historia para los usuarios de Xbox, sobretodo para los que dispongan de una Xbox 360 con conexion a Xbox Live.

- Llevarán el E3 a Xbox Live de la mejor forma posible: todos los videos y noticias del evento estarán disponibles a través del Bazar tan rapido como sea posible.
- Podremos saborear lo que sucede en el stan de Microsoft en E3 e incluso algunas de las cosillas que se vayan a presentar y debutar en el E3.
- Los usuarios de Xbox Live podrán probar muchas de las demos que estarán jugables en el evento del E3 en Los Angeles (por ahora ya se ha confirmado la de Lost Planet de CAPCOM para día 9 de Mayo).
- Será un duro test para la red Xbox Live. Segun Moore: "Si pudimos con el boom de Halo 2, que pudimos, podemos con cualquier cosa"
A mi me parece una muy buena noticia,y a vosotros

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