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"Xbox Schedule" send you a notification about an upcoming show you want to remember to watch. "Xbox Near Me" sends you a text message with details on nearby retailers. "Xbox More" sends more information or a coupon to your email. When watching an ad you can say, "Xbox Tweet" to share something about the ad you're watching on Twitter. Here's how Chris Pereira of 1UP summarizes it:įour examples of what's possible with voice-controlled NUads were shared. Going into detail, however, paints a more prying picture. Summed up in that one preceding sentence, NUads may sound harmless enough. Microsoft is prepping the NUads platform that will allow Kinect users to talk to ads in order to request more information about the product in question. Nevertheless, Microsoft is going ahead with a new advertising platform for the Xbox 360 and Kinect that promises to make the advertising experience more annoying with interactive ads. Nobody likes for their entertainment experience to come to a grinding halt so that corporations can hawk soft drinks, snack foods, summer blockbusters, and the other kinds of products that are plastered all over movies, television, and video games these days. Remember that you can reach all three of us viaĪnd you can even follow all of us on Twitter at and or for just podcast updates, Button At E3 2011 - Episode 5: Final Wrap-Upĭespite how much marketing departments would disagree, people hate advertisements.
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Thanks to everyone at Games Are Evil and the Evilcast for letting me join them for this special series of crossover podcasts. We also touch on some related news of the week including the Duke Nukem Forever controversy and squeeze in some time to discuss what we've all been playing since returning from Los Angeles (hint: inFamous 2). On this final installment of Power Button At E3 2011, I reunite with my E3 roommates Blake Grundman and Ross Polly to share some final thoughts on this year's announcements now that all is said and done. The show is over, but the discussion goes on. Speaking of Ocarina of Time, now that the Nintendo 3DS remake of 1998's major Legend of Zelda title is out in stores, will you buy (or have you already bought) it? Have you been waiting for an excuse to replay the game, or are you holding out for the new 3DS titles? Do you not have a 3DS at all and this title isn't enough to make you want one? Let's hear your thoughts. the less said about that train wreck, the better. As for Microsoft and its Kinect-heavy lineup. Sony has made plenty of mistakes, but at least it has an idea of where it's going and what it wants to be.
This is a crucial turning point for Nintendo where it has to amaze right out of the gate with this one.
The Wii U is still largely just an idea with technical demos at this point, and I really need to see a Super Mario game running on it to really jump on board. Shockingly, however, I came away more impressed with Sony's plans. Super Mario 3D, Star Fox 64 3D, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Mario Kart, and Luigi's Mansion 2 were all on display, the last few Wii titles such as The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword will help the console go out with a bang, and promises of the Wii U will keep us intrigued through the year.
The majority of you feel that Nintendo won E3 2011, and they definitely had a dynamite showing. The demo will deactivate in a mere twenty days (even if you've already downloaded it), so get your Green Hill kicks while you can! You'll forget all about the werehog in no time. I played both the Classic and Modern Sonic Green Hill levels of the E3 Sonic Generations demo and came away extremely impressed, so I encourage you to try this demo for yourself and remember why Sonic was once a gaming force with which to be reckoned.
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If you have a Sony PlayStation 3 or Microsoft Xbox 360 then you won't have to wait much longer, as Sega is marking today's twentieth anniversary of the original Sonic the Hedgehog for the Sega Genesis with a special time-limited demo of the upcoming game.Īvailable now through July 12 through the usual PS3 and X360 download channels, players can take Classic Sonic on a wild high definition 2D romp through Green Hill and make an early determination about whether or not the development team did Sonic right this time. If you saw the videos and read the coverage of Sonic Generations from E3 this year, you may be eager to try the classic-style Green Hill Zone level to see if it compares with your memories and expectations.
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