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It is a fine line when attempting to give a gamer the ability to make choices or decisions, and actually having those decisions or choices end with a satisfying payoff.  Some games will give you …

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New Xbox Live Dashboard is Ready For Download

Submitted by Joe Haygood on November 17, 2009 – 10:10 amComments

After a long preview period, the Xbox Live Dashoard Update is posted up for everyone to download.  When you sign into your profile, you will be asked to perform an update to the console.

The update brings the social interaction features that were ballyhooed at this year’s Microsoft E3 press event.  You will now be able to twitter from your console, check out your Facebook friends, listen to some music via Last.fm and of course, stream movies instantly at 1080p via the Zone HD marketplace.

If you are curious about what is in this new Dashboard update, take a look at our preview of all of the new features.  And sorry folks, no Mafia Wars, Vampire Wars or Farmville are available via the new dashboard update.

  • Not for us Canadians, we don't get it because of the absolutely retarded laws CRTC puts out. That's the Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission. We do get the Facebook and Twitter update, but those are available as a separate download within Live, like you're downloading a demo or something.
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