Microsoft rolling out new apps to Xbox 360, including MUZU.TV and Manga in the US

You can never have enough apps , right? With that in mind, Microsoft’s rolling out a couple of new applications to Xbox 360s in the US and Canada

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Microsoft officially offering Xbox 360 4GB console for $99, two-year Live Gold subscription required

Whoa, Nelly! As rumored , Microsoft is indeed shattering the home console pricing paradigm by trying something that US wireless carriers have been doing for years. As of now, the official Microsoft Store is hosting up a coupon that’ll enable prospective Xbox buyers to snag a 4GB console bundle for just $99…

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Spike TV airing Microsoft’s ‘Xbox: Entertainment Evolved’ from E3, also coming to Xbox Live

Similar to last year’s airing of Microsoft’s E3 keynote , Spike TV’s once again offering gamers who won’t be making the trip to Los Angeles a quick way to enjoy a little bit of the show. The famed Major Nelson revealed the news that Spike TV will be showing the entire 90-minute Xbox: Entertainment Evolved event live on its network, which takes place on June 4th at 12:30PM Eastern time — of course, we’ll be there covering it. Unlike in 2011, though, now you’ll also be able to check out whatever Redmond has in store for us straight from your console via Xbox Live.

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Xbox 360 Celebration Pack heads for the UK

Do you want to show to the rest of the world just how much of a devotion you have as a patriot to the United Kingdom?

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Celebration Pack Xbox 360 drapes itself in Union Jack, sings Rule Britannia

If the Queen’s Jubilee and 2012 Olympics pride have overcome your sense of subtlety, Microsoft has a special game console for you. The Celebration Pack Xbox 360 is a plain-jane 4GB Kinect bundle underneath, but it slathers the console, the wireless gamepad and the Kinect sensor in a tattered Union Jack to remind everyone you’re not from Canada

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Report: Microsoft revealing Xbox ‘Woodstock’ music service at E3

We are stardust. We are golden. And we’ve got to get ourselves back to the Xbox .

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N-Control’s Avenger goes Elite, keeps classic good looks

Competitive gamers are always looking for a way to sharpen their edge, but few solutions provide leverage like the N-Control Avenger , a controller attachment known for rigging gamepads with actual levers . This quirky clamshell impressed us last year with its customizable trigger pulleys and finger flickable appendages — allowing us to command the controller’s face buttons without taking our thumbs off of its analog sticks. Today the outfit silently unveiled the Avenger Elite, a familiar looking successor that promises to offer more of the same, albeit better

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Wiipop incorporates Kinect camera and several Wiimotes into a veritable electric boogaloo

Sure, we’ve seen plenty of dancing games harness the Wii and Kinect’s unique motion capture systems, but the Wiipop prototype takes things to another level, combining the technology of both with some pro-level dance moves. The game utilizes the Kinect’s 3D camera and up to eight body-mounted Wiimotes, letting players improvise freestyle dance moves in a SingStar -like game, matching body pops to beats in a song

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Comcast access to the HBO Go app on Xbox 360 is live

After a short delay, Comcast subscribers are now on the list of users able to access the HBO Go streaming app via their Xbox 360s. Although some HBO content was already included in the Xfinity TV app, it wasn’t all there however a change in the policy was rumored and then eventually confirmed late last week. We’re still left to ponder what exactly cause the hold up, and why there’s still no hint of streaming access on Roku or Samsung.

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Netflix for Xbox 360 updates with better contrast and episode navigation

Got both an Xbox LIVE Gold membership and a Netflix account? Well, you’ll be treated to a slightly revamped steaming video app on your 360 today.

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