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Im just trying to find a release date for the console now crazy.gif

The games looks awesome though, almost what ive been waiting for for years.

As we all know the appearance of current console games has come along way but its always the video footage which is better than the actual in-game play.

It would seem that they have at last conquered this problem with the advent of the Xbox360 whereby actual gameplay is as good as the videos are on current games.

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Try giving the ad agency Universal Mccann a call. They are the media agency looking after it all. After speaking to them for something slightly different, the 360 came up in conversation, where the Account Director mentioned that ALL the marketing and promotional material is completed and is being/ready for distribution - expect an early November launch I reckon (unless someone knows any different!!) to ensure the PR machine is at full speed come chritstmas!

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Try giving the ad agency Universal Mccann a call. They are the media agency looking after it all. After speaking to them for something slightly different, the 360 came up in conversation, where the Account Director mentioned that ALL the marketing and promotional material is completed and is being/ready for distribution - expect an early November launch I reckon (unless someone knows any different!!) to ensure the PR machine is at full speed come chritstmas!

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It was confirmed as the 29th November but that's now slipped to the 2nd December.

Official release confirms 2nd December for the UK:

Taken from : Xbox.com

The Countdown Begins: Xbox 360 Hits Store Shelves

Nov. 22 in North America, Dec. 2 in Europe, and Dec. 10 in Japan

Manufacturing kicks into high gear as Microsoft braces for unprecedented global demand

TOKYO — Sept. 15, 2005 — Fueling global anticipation for the arrival of its powerful new video game and entertainment system, Microsoft today announced that Xbox 360 will arrive on store shelves Thursday, Nov. 22 in North America, Friday, Dec. 2 in Europe and Saturday, Dec. 10 in Japan. The announcement, made on the eve of Tokyo Game Show, marked the first time in history that a game console has launched in three territories in the same timeframe. In preparation for what is expected to be massive worldwide demand for the new system, Microsoft also announced that Xbox 360 manufacturing is underway, with three state-of-the-art facilities producing millions of units ultimately bound for frenzied gamers’ homes from Osaka to Oxford to Orlando.

“This holiday season, gamers in Japan, Europe and North America pining to experience jaw-dropping high-definition graphics, unmatched online play, and compelling digital entertainment features of Xbox 360 will finally have the chance,” said Robbie Bach, chief Xbox officer for Microsoft. “Every renowned development studio in the world is busy putting the finishing touches on their Xbox 360 games. We expect a strong portfolio of titles on launch day and through the holidays that will appeal to fans of every genre and gamers in every region, and with more than 200 games currently in development, continuous new additions to the library are on the way.”

Bach and other Microsoft executives, headlining a series of events that open Tokyo Game Show, will detail the company’s strategy for success in Japan. More than 40 publishers in Japan, including Bandai, Capcom, Koei, Konami, Namco, Sega, Square Enix, and Tecmo have pledged their support for Xbox 360, joining the ranks of best publishers from around the world. As the ultimate canvas for game developers, Xbox 360 will inspire a new wave of innovation in game-play, storytelling, and artistry never before seen in video games

Promising to capture the imagination of Japanese gamers, new titles and established franchises like “DEAD OR ALIVE 4”, “Ridge Racer 6”, “NINETY-NINE NIGHTS”, ”Dead Rising”, and “Final Fantasy XI” will be available on Xbox 360 in the months to come. With support for high-definition output with anti-aliasing, and Dolby 5.1 surround sound, all Xbox 360 games will deliver smooth, cinematic experiences that scream off the screen.

In addition to the impressive line-up of titles both in Japan and around the world, gamers will soon be able to enjoy the next generation of Xbox Live, the Emmy award-winning online games and entertainment network. With Xbox 360 and the Xbox Live service, gamers can play online in a community of millions, connect with friends using voice and video chat, download new content, build online profiles, and experience new modes of entertainment. Xbox 360 is also the ultimate amplifier for music, movies and photos stored on an array of devices including MP3 players, digital cameras and Windows PCs. The console makes it easy for gamers to enjoy all of their digital content in the living room, on the best TV and speakers in the house.

Tokyo Game Show marks the first time that consumers will be able to experience the power of Xbox 360 first-hand. A number of key titles will be on display at the Xbox 360 booth including:

* “Bomberman – Act Zero” (Hudson)

* “Call of Duty 2” (Activision)

* “Chrome Hound” (Sega)

* “DEAD OR ALIVE 4” (Tecmo)

* “Dead Rising” (Capcom)

* “Dynasty Warriors 4 Special” (Koei)

* “Everyparty” (Microsoft Game Studios)

* “Far East of Eden – Ziria” (Hudson Soft)

* “Final Fantasy XI” (SquareEnix)

* “Frame City Killer“ (Namco)

* “Gears of War” (Microsoft Game Studios)

* “Kameo: Elements of Power” (Microsoft Game Studios)

* “Mobile Suit GUNDAM” (Bandai)

* “NBA Live 2006” (Electronic Arts)

* “Need for Speed Most Wanted” (Electronic Arts)

* “NINETY-NINE NIGHTS” (Microsoft Game Studios)

* “Project Gotham Racing 3” (Microsoft Game Studios)

* “Resident Evil 5” (Capcom)

* “Ridge Racer 6” (Namco)

* “Rumble Roses XX” (Konami)

* “Shutoku Battle” (Genki)

* “SONIC THE HEDGEHOG” (Sega)

* “Test Drive Unlimited” (Atari)

* “Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter” (UbiSoft)

* “World Air Force” (Taito)

* “Wrestle Kingdom” (Yukes)

Microsoft also announced Japanese pricing of Xbox 360. Japanese gamers looking for the ultimate digital entertainment thrill ride and best value right out of the box may purchase Xbox 360 at 37,900JPY, which comes fully loaded with a 20 GB detachable Xbox 360 Hard Drive for storing music, video and games, an Xbox 360 Wireless Controller, a Media Remote control, an Xbox 360 headset, a Component HD AV cable for connecting to component and composite television inputs, an ethernet cable, and batteries.

About Xbox 360

Xbox 360 is the most powerful video game and entertainment system, delivering the best games, the next generation of the premier Xbox Live online gaming service, and unique digital entertainment experiences that revolve around you. The system will launch this holiday season in Europe, Japan and North America, to be followed by availability in Australia, Colombia, Hong Kong, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore and Taiwan in 2006. More information can be found online at http://www.xbox.com/xbox360.

About Xbox Live

Xbox Live continues to transform and unite Xbox game communities worldwide, with a presence in 24 countries worldwide and a global community of more than 2 million members. As the first and only global, unified online console games service, Xbox Live offers world-class games, intelligent matchmaking, tournaments, unique programming and integration with Xbox.com.

About Microsoft

Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq “MSFT”) is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential.

Note to editors: If you are interested in viewing additional information on Microsoft, please visit the Microsoft® Web page at http://www.microsoft.com/presspass on Microsoft’s corporate information pages. Web links, telephone numbers and titles were correct at time of publication, but may since have changed. For additional assistance, journalists and analysts may contact Microsoft’s Rapid Response Team or other appropriate contacts listed at http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/contactpr.mspx.

* Actual retail prices may vary.

Microsoft, Xbox 360, Xbox Live, Xbox and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corp. in the United States and/or other countries.

The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.

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You guys seen the new vids of PGR3, absolutely stunning, really hoping this makes launch now :

http://rmjv.net/vi/pgr3gp1.wmv - Best in game garage ever

http://rmjv.net/vi/pgr3gp4.wmv - in Game 355 footage

http://rmjv.net/vi/pgr3gp5.wmv - As above

http://rmjv.net/vi/pgr3gp6.wmv - As above

http://rmjv.net/vi/pgr3gp2.wmv - Enzo in London

http://rmjv.net/vi/pgr3gp10.wmv - Vegas Baby

http://rmjv.net/vi/pgr3gp9.wmv - As above

http://rmjv.net/vi/pgr3gp8.wmv - As above

PGR looks like it will be truelly stunning, I still can't beleive this is in game footage.

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I see Ghost Recon 3 (Advanced Warfighter) has been delayed until February 2006 now frown.gif

It's a shame that it is not going to make the launch.

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From the video's they released of it at X05, it needed to be delayed. The game looked nothing like the highly impressive grainy vids which were relased during E3, and looked barely good enough to be an Xbox game let alone a 360 game. Hopefully with the extra time they will make somthing alot better !

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