Xbox Buys Activision Blizzard - Holy S&*%

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Where Does Halo Go From Here? + Gears E-Day Multiplayer Thoughts – Unlocked 751

It's all about Halo this week – save for our first hands-on impressions of Gears of War: E-Day's impressive Horde Siege multiplayer mode at the end of the episode – as we discuss not only our thoughts on the just-released Halo 1 remake, Campaign Evolved, but also the future of St ...  Show more

Obsidian Returns to Fallout – Unlocked 750

Fallout: New Vegas game director Josh Sawyer will lead a new Fallout game at Obsidian, giving RPG fans what they've wanted for a long time, even if it's under less-than-ideal industry circumstances. We talk all about this huge new development for Xbox, including what engine it mi ...  Show more

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