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E3 09

E3 09, This year at E3 has been quite amazing, with new things such as Project Natal: the motion controller for Xbox 360, a new Metal Gear Solid for Xbox 360, and live demos from games as Modern warfare 2, assassins creed 2, mass effect 2, and MILO. MILO is my favorite new thing coming to Xbox 360 along with Project Natal. MILO is an interactive virtual boy that can learn your emotion, face, voice, and body movements.


This years E3 has defiantly been the best one in awhile.


Keep watch G4 and going to http:www.kotaku.com for the latest news on E3 09.

Bioshock 2

Bioshock 2 seems to be coming along quite well, go and check out the viral site for the game at Bioshock 2. I think I'm in love with this game! I absolute loved the first game and i even went back and replayed System Shock just see how the series has come. I have high hopes for Bioshock 2, so 2k Games better not disappoint.

XBLA: A Hat Trick for the Week.

It's a triple play this week on Xbox Live Arcade, the addictive gameplay of Peggle, the strategic defense of Crystal Defenders, and new downloadable content for Twisted Pixel's The Maw.

Peggle is the tremendously addictive ball-bouncing game for the PC, ported to Xbox Live Arcade with 55 levels, 75 challenges, and multiplayer support via Xbox Live for 2-4 players. I am terrified to purchase it, since the last time I launched Peggle on Steam I disappeared for several days.

Crystal Defenders is Square's take on tower defense, using characters from the Final Fantasy Tactics series to defend your crystals against evil invading hordes of classic Final Fantasy monsters in more than 300 increasingly difficult stages.

Rounding up this week's Arcade releases is the second downloadable level for Twisted Pixel's The Maw, River Redirect, delivering a little more gameplay for a little more money.

Both Peggle and Crystal Defenders will run you 800 Microsoft points, with The Maw: River Redirect a steal at 160 points.

Live Arcade [Kotaku] Words are theirs.

64,000 Years of Halo 3

Halo 3's got a somewhat popular online component, and has had one since it launched (hey, it's Halo). Ever wonder how many multiplayer games that actually equates to, though? Try over one billion.

Yup, Bungie's near-OCD obsession with tracking numbers means that we now know that at 18:36 PT on February 28, a four-player Infection match was the one billionth played since the game's release in September 07.

If your obsession with numbers is on the same level as Bungie's, it'll scratch your itch to hear that those one billion games took 2,023,153,340,764 seconds to complete. Which adds up to 64,000 years

Halo3: 1,000,000,000 Games [Bungie via Kotaku] Words are theirs.

What a Grab: XBLA's Braid

This week I picked up the XBL arcade game Braid, and I must say, it was a lot of fun but also a good amount of frustration. The game is a platformer similar to Mario however, Braid allows you to rewind time at any given point. This makes for some seriously tough challenges and obstacles to over come from within the game. At only 800 Microsoft Points, this is a must have for the XBL arcade collection.

Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising Screens Rise to the Ocassion

Codemasters has released the box art and news screens for their upcoming sandbox shooter Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, due out this summer for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC.

Codemasters seems to have stripped out the number 2 from the follow-up the 2001's Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis from developer Bohemia Interactive, perhaps in deference to the fans who still believe that the only true sequel could come from the original developer. Hardcore fans are truly curious creatures, because between these new screens and the developer diary we posted yesterday, Dragon Rising looks more than capable of following in the original title's footsteps.

Make the jump to see the screens here: LINK

Operation Flashpoint Screens [Kotaku]