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See...this could be cool, but it's not going to have that same console wide service that xbox live provides. From anywhere at anytime you can see your friends, messages, etc. With this, you'll have to go INTO home to view any of that. Never the less, it does seem pretty cool and hopefully it'll push Microsoft to innovate even more.

One thing that was utterly stupid was the "Unlike anything on any of the other consoles" god sony is full of themselves.

PC columnist Dvorak: Wii will "dominate the future of gaming"

Mar 1st 2007 10:23PM on Joystiq

Is everyone forgetting MS and Logitech did this years ago?

New Xbox 360 due for late '07 to handle IPTV?

Jan 14th 2007 1:09PM on Engadget

New hardware to enable IPTV? Highly doubt it. But a 65nm processor, HDMI, and a bigger HDD are most probably coming.

Phil Harrison on Rare's decline

Jan 3rd 2007 5:56PM on Joystiq

Viva Pinata is one of the best games of the year. Rare's decline? I think not.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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