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Mar
18th

Microsoft and EA sign massive in-game advertising deal

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ea_games.jpgEver so slowly, the two gigantic balls of clay meld into one. Soon, will anyone be able to tell where one ends and the next begins? If you’re the type to freak out and cite 1984 when just about anything in happens, it’s probably time to get out your tin foil hat. Microsoft and Electronic Arts are in business together.

owned subsidiary Massive Inc. and have inked a for in-game in EA games until through 2010. Massive Inc. is an company specializing in placing ads within online games. Basically, the type of ads you see randomly changing in games from time to time. The is an extension of a current , but it will greatly expand the number of titles EA places Massive’s ads in. (more…)

Feb
1st

Deal: Halo 3 Legendary Edition for $60

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halo_legendary.jpgGet them while they’re still there (assuming by now you don’t already own 3). Amazon.com is offering the so-called limited “Legendary Edition” of the game, which comes with two bonus DVDs and a tiny Master Chief helmet, for $59.99. So, basically, for the price of the normal game you can get a lot of extras you won’t use much, but might impress your friends. The alternative is to wait on this , and then pay the full retail price (i.e. twice as much). The choice is yours, but choose wisely.