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El33tonline writes: "With the launch of the Xbox One in the region last week, UK sales tracking firm Chart Track says that the console accounted for 80 percent of all home console purchases during the week ending November 23rd, while the machine itself outsold the Xbox 360 during its respective launch week by a factor of two."

Added: 25.11.2013 10:22 | 4 views | 0 comments


GameNTrain author Luke Siuty writes: Its been a some time since weve had an Indiana Jones-eque adventure, and while Assassins Creeds are pouring out and the Uncharted series is on cooldown, Nordic Games and The Farm 51 bring Deadfall Adventures to PC and Xbox 360. Pick up your archaeologist hat, read up on the legends of the mummies, and dont forget your gun, because therell be plenty to shoot and study in this action first-person shooter.

Added: 25.11.2013 10:01 | 1 views | 0 comments


Twice as many Xbox Ones sold as Xbox 360s during launch week.

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GameNTrain author Simon Marshal writes, When I first purchased my Xbox 360 on a cold and wet Friday afternoon in December 2005, I had no idea how important that piece of hardware would become. After it had initially launched, I played it for a while but never really got into games aside from FIFA and NBA Live. For a number of months, my Xbox 360 lay collecting dust and being little more than a paper weight. When Halo 3 was released, my outlook on gaming changed forever. The online functions, the great community (to begin with at least) and Master Chief had reeled me back into gaming and from that moment, I realised how great the Xbox 360 could be.

Added: 25.11.2013 8:21 | 1 views | 0 comments


GameNTrain author Luke Siuty writes: Its been a some time since weve had an Indiana Jones-eque adventure, and while Assassins Creeds are pouring out and the Uncharted series is on cooldown, Nordic Games and The Farm 51 bring Deadfall Adventures to PC and Xbox 360. Pick up your archaeologist hat, read up on the legends of the mummies, and dont forget your gun, because therell be plenty to shoot and study in this action first-person shooter.

Added: 25.11.2013 7:22 | 2 views | 0 comments


GameNTrain author Simon Marshal writes, When I first purchased my Xbox 360 on a cold and wet Friday afternoon in December 2005, I had no idea how important that piece of hardware would become. After it had initially launched, I played it for a while but never really got into games aside from FIFA and NBA Live. For a number of months, my Xbox 360 lay collecting dust and being little more than a paper weight. When Halo 3 was released, my outlook on gaming changed forever. The online functions, the great community (to begin with at least) and Master Chief had reeled me back into gaming and from that moment, I realised how great the Xbox 360 could be.

Added: 25.11.2013 7:17 | 13 views | 0 comments


GameNTrain author Luke Siuty writes: Its been a some time since weve had an Indiana Jones-eque adventure, and while Assassins Creeds are pouring out and the Uncharted series is on cooldown, Nordic Games and The Farm 51 bring Deadfall Adventures to PC and Xbox 360. Pick up your archaeologist hat, read up on the legends of the mummies, and dont forget your gun, because therell be plenty to shoot and study in this action first-person shooter.

Added: 25.11.2013 6:18 | 2 views | 0 comments


GameNTrain author Simon Marshal writes, When I first purchased my Xbox 360 on a cold and wet Friday afternoon in December 2005, I had no idea how important that piece of hardware would become. After it had initially launched, I played it for a while but never really got into games aside from FIFA and NBA Live. For a number of months, my Xbox 360 lay collecting dust and being little more than a paper weight. When Halo 3 was released, my outlook on gaming changed forever. The online functions, the great community (to begin with at least) and Master Chief had reeled me back into gaming and from that moment, I realised how great the Xbox 360 could be.

Added: 25.11.2013 6:17 | 8 views | 0 comments


GameNTrain author Simon Marshal writes, When I first purchased my Xbox 360 on a cold and wet Friday afternoon in December 2005, I had no idea how important that piece of hardware would become. After it had initially launched, I played it for a while but never really got into games aside from FIFA and NBA Live. For a number of months, my Xbox 360 lay collecting dust and being little more than a paper weight. When Halo 3 was released, my outlook on gaming changed forever. The online functions, the great community (to begin with at least) and Master Chief had reeled me back into gaming and from that moment, I realised how great the Xbox 360 could be.