Sorry for this being a little late, i have also made the changes most of you asked for in the last video if there is anything else you would like me to changes just hit me up in the comments section.
EP 002: The Weekly Gaming Show ( Week Ending 23rd May 2010 )
May 25th, 2010 
Christian Lewis 
Posted in DS, Nintendo, PC, PSN, PSP, PlayStation, Playstation Store, Trailers, XBL, Xbox, Xbox Live Arcade, Xbox360 Achievements, iPhone 
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More Premium PSN Rumor Support for E3 2010
Shacknews.com – Brian Leahy May 25, 2010 12:20pm CST
Last week, VG247 carried a story about a premium, subscription-based version of Sony’s PlayStation Network, which would be revealed at E3 2010. Today, Joystiq is running its own story with some new details.
Joystiq cites multiple sources and believes that Sony will unveil PSN+ at E3 2010 during its press conference. The service will “will focus on giving paid subscribers additional bonuses without limiting online multiplayer between paying and nonpaying users.”
The additional bonuses cited are:
“Access to a rotating list of PSP Minis and PSone Classics”
“Exclusive in-game DLC”
“Discounts to the PlayStation Store”
“‘First Hour’ demo access to full retail titles”
A PlayStation Protection Plan
Cross-game chat
Auto-patching for recently played games
Furthermore, it is said that a post-launch update would add cloud storage for save games. Joystiq’s sources do not name a specific price, but one speculates that it could be as high as $9.99 a month.
The content of both rumors seem very different, but other than a discrepancy about cross-game chat, seem to fit together. The European-focused rumor from VG247 suggests a music-streaming service, while the US-based rumor focuses on the games.
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Two Top Xbox Execs Leaving Microsoft
Shacknews.com – Garnett Lee May 25, 2010 1:40pm CST
Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal ran a story that Microsoft planned to shake-up its entertainment division. That prediction played out quickly with a press release today from Microsoft announcing two significant departures from its Entertainment and Devices division — the home of both Xbox and Games for Windows.
The changes start at the very top with the retirement of the division’s president, Robbie Bach. Bach managed the global launches of both the Xbox and the Xbox 360 and has been a key figurehead for the Microsoft’s entertainment efforts addressing both E3 and CES attendees on multiple occasions. Bach graciously thanked Microsoft for his time there and said of his decision to leave now, “I’m at the time in my life where I want to dedicate more time to my family and my nonprofit work, including my work with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. I have the utmost confidence in Steve, Don and Andy and their ability to see through our mission of bringing extraordinary entertainment and mobility experiences to life for people around the world.” Though announced today, Bach will remain at the company through the fall to help with the transition.
Also departing is senior vice president of Design and Development for the division, J Allard. Often referred to as the “father of the Xbox” for his role in driving the technical development of Microsoft’s console, Allard had been serving in a broader capacity to champion innovations within the company including the recently shelved Courier tablet project. While he is stepping down from the internal position, the announcement states that he will be an official strategic advisor to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. No direct comment from Allard was available but Ballmer said, “we’re absolutely delighted that J’s role with the company will evolve in a way that lets all of Microsoft benefit from his business insight, technical depth and keen eye for consumer experience.”
For the short-term it appears Microsoft plans to handle day-to-day business without much change despite these prominent departures. The announcement confirmed that senior vice president Don Mattrick will continue to run the Interactive Entertainment Business. Mattrick joined the Microsoft family relatively recently, coming over from Electronic Arts in 2007 where he’d held a number of senior positions. He certainly looks to have his hands full as it’s just coming up on a year since the head of Xbox Live and Microsoft Game Studios John Schappert left Microsoft last June (ironically to return to EA). Given Mattrick’s strong publishing background it will be interesting to see what impact, if any, that has on the future direction of the Xbox and gaming business at Microsoft.
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(shorter intro please)
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Well I would have expected more from FF13, I thought it would have sold more than that with the 360 support. I am undecided whether to buy or not bother with it.
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Report: Naughty Dog Assisting with Killzone 3 Development
Shacknews.com – Brian Leahy May 25, 2010 3:40pm CST
CVG is reporting that Uncharted 2: Among Thieves and Ratchet & Clank developer Naughty Dog is assisting Guerrilla Games with the recently confirmed PS3 first-person shooter Killzone 3.
According to the report, Naughty Dog “co-created” the Killzone 3 engine with Guerrilla Games, though I cannot imagine the engine was started from scratch. Released screenshots for Killzone 3 show snow environments, which were particularly well done in Naughty Dog’s Uncharted 2.
Still, this would help get the game to market in the short time following Killzone 2 if the rumored holiday release date is true. The game will definitely support 3D gameplay and PlayStation Move support is rumored, though not confirmed. Expect more details at E3 2010.
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I agree with bligo shorter intro
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Yeah! I’m loving it! That music is fresh, def, dope, and sick! Thanks for the recap.
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