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Tuesday marks the release of Microsoft’s widely anticipated XBox 360 in the U.S. Will the system be able to attract gamers away from the Sony Playstation? Hear what bloggers have to say about the XBox 360 with this weblog search feed.
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Justin Nolan on 360Insider
We have heard praises about Halo 2 backwards compatibility on Xbox 360, but what about the rest of the supported titles in the long list? The Mortal Kombat fanatics over at the TRMK forums tried out Mortal Kombat: Deceptions, one of the supported games, and the results are not good.
Patrick McCarron reports, “the fight scenes are emulated fairly poor. The game camera keeps getting blocked by polygons that pop over the action constantly. The character I was playing with would get some polygons stretching out past the camera view. It would only get worse the next round, because as I find some stages are worse than others. The game started to slows down and redrawns polygons across the camera surface. Totally making the game unplayable. A positive note is while the screen was clear the details on the characters and surrounding stage really stand out, their rendering quality looks really great in High Definition 1080i. It was a welcome surprise, that should look amazing once the bugs are all fixed.”
Mazrim on Gamer Andy: Zero Hour
Caesar, one of the Microsoft staffers, took us around the front lines, and into the building. The camera battery practically ran dry during the filming of the epic duel between Caesar and Andy on the spectacular battleground of Dead or Alive 4. Seriously - the game is beautiful! Andy’s button mashing skills eventually prevailed, and he emerged victorious - much to the surprise of the Geek Speak Radio crew, who had been recording snide comments in preparation for his crushing defeat…
Henning on PS3Blog
I went by my local Best Buy today to pick up an RF splitter and check out the Xbox 360. I’ve never seen an Xbox 360 in real life, I don’t know what I was waiting for. I was in for a treat.
I played Call of Duty 2 and it was great. The detail was amazing. The textures were great, the HD was wonderful. I literally saw the allure of next-gen systems…
Negroponte’s non-profit organization, One Laptop Per Child, is in the final stages of negotiations with manufacturers and the hope is to begin receiving orders by early next year. The $100 laptop was designed by MIT Media Lab with the goal to distribute the machine to millions of indigent children around the world. According to 
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