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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Jun 15, 2009 9:56am
Microsoft have released a list of the new downloadable content that we can expect to see this month for their karaoke franchise, Lips. Among the upcoming tracks is "classic sing along track" Ice Ice Baby from Vanilla Ice and the recently released I Alone by Live.
The next batch of content is due to hit on the 19th of June, with the final June downloadable content, including Ice Ice Baby, to arrive on the 26th of June on the Xbox LIVE Marketplace.
The next batch of content is due to hit on the 19th of June, with the final June downloadable content, including Ice Ice Baby, to arrive on the 26th of June on the Xbox LIVE Marketplace.
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By Steven Perdikis - Thu May 28, 2009 1:39pm
Microsoft's sing-a-long game, Lips is set to make a reappearance just in time for the gift-giving season later this year, with Lips: Number One Hits announced today.
As the name suggests, the newest instalment in the series will focus on tracks that have found cosy places at the No. 1 position on musical charts around the world, and will feature songs from a number of genres, including Mc Hammer's You Can't touch this.
To celebrate the announcement, Microsoft and iNiS have released a trailer, screenshots and a portion of the track list.
As the name suggests, the newest instalment in the series will focus on tracks that have found cosy places at the No. 1 position on musical charts around the world, and will feature songs from a number of genres, including Mc Hammer's You Can't touch this.
To celebrate the announcement, Microsoft and iNiS have released a trailer, screenshots and a portion of the track list.
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By Steven Perdikis - Fri Feb 27, 2009 11:30am
As promised by Microsoft earlier this year, further downloadable content for their karaoke-singing game, Lips has been announced. From today, gamers will be able to download Speed Up by Funkerman, How To Save A Life by The Fray, and Swing Life Away by Rise Against.
In news that is sure to be exciting for fans of the band, the latest announcement sees confirmation that British rock-act Coldplay (who are currently touring Australia) to have three of their tracks added to the game on the 13th of March.
In news that is sure to be exciting for fans of the band, the latest announcement sees confirmation that British rock-act Coldplay (who are currently touring Australia) to have three of their tracks added to the game on the 13th of March.
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By Brenna Hillier - Tue Feb 24, 2009 12:06pm
A lot of games sell themselves by promising to deliver the technology of tomorrow - today! SingStar, on the other hand, has just earned a big round of applause from party-game addicts by delivering the technology of, um, today - after a significant delay. Perhaps in response to criticism, perhaps because the release of Microsoft's challenger, Lips, has broken the complacent mood over at Sony, the PS3 edition of SingStar will see a much needed update this April with the release of wireless microphones.
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By Steven Perdikis - Fri Jan 16, 2009 11:57am
Microsoft have announced a bunch of new content for their singing game for the Xbox 360 - Lips, along with plans to increase the available library throughout 2009. New tracks available for download today include When I Grow Up by The Pussy Cat Dolls, You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' by The Righteous Brothers, and Erase/Rewind from The Cardigans.
Tracks to be released later this month have also been announced, along with pricing - which will vary on a song by song basis - some will be 160 Microsoft Points, while others will be available for 180 Microsoft Points. The next two groups of downloadable content for Lips will be available on the 23rd and 30th of January.
Tracks to be released later this month have also been announced, along with pricing - which will vary on a song by song basis - some will be 160 Microsoft Points, while others will be available for 180 Microsoft Points. The next two groups of downloadable content for Lips will be available on the 23rd and 30th of January.
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By Junglist - Sun Nov 23, 2008 2:57pm
The ABC's gaming show Good Game is shown on Monday nights @ 9pm on ABC2 with a repeat on ABC1 on Friday nights after triple j TV. As if that wasn't enough, there's always the downloadable vodcast on the website, too!
With only 27 minutes we've tried to tackle the avalanche of games as best we can... and that's as well as our interview with Michael Atkinson, talking about an R18+ rating for Australia.
With only 27 minutes we've tried to tackle the avalanche of games as best we can... and that's as well as our interview with Michael Atkinson, talking about an R18+ rating for Australia.
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By Jessica Citizen - Tue Nov 11, 2008 10:47am
Just in time for Christmas, Microsoft have today announced that they're slashing the price of the Xbox 360 in Australia - to a base price of AU$299 (RRP) - less than half the price of its hi-definition rival, the PlayStation 3. This is the second major price drop in less than six months - and comes just before the launch of "the new Xbox experience", the overhauled downloadable interface due next week.
To further sweeten the deal, for a limited time, every Xbox console sold will come with complimentary games, if you buy it from the right place. While the Pro and Elite both come bundled with LEGO Indiana Jones and Kung Fu Panda, the Arcade doesn't miss out, happily packaged up with SEGA Superstars Tennis and five Live Arcade titles.
To further sweeten the deal, for a limited time, every Xbox console sold will come with complimentary games, if you buy it from the right place. While the Pro and Elite both come bundled with LEGO Indiana Jones and Kung Fu Panda, the Arcade doesn't miss out, happily packaged up with SEGA Superstars Tennis and five Live Arcade titles.
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By Steven Perdikis - Fri Oct 24, 2008 11:21am
Way back during E3 this year, Microsoft announced what appears to be their version of the Singstar franchise, Lips. Today, Microsoft have announced the entire set list for Lips which includes a total of forty tracks.
It is a bit of an odd selection of tracks, but there seems to be something for most music lovers - though I don't think metal heads (such as myself) will be overly impressed. All up, it is a pretty "safe" track listing, and includes the likes of Queen, Depeche Mode, Beyoncé, The Cure, Dido and many more.
It is a bit of an odd selection of tracks, but there seems to be something for most music lovers - though I don't think metal heads (such as myself) will be overly impressed. All up, it is a pretty "safe" track listing, and includes the likes of Queen, Depeche Mode, Beyoncé, The Cure, Dido and many more.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Sep 29, 2008 4:30pm
Okay guys - I hate to be the one to remind you, but - speaking of Xbox 360, Xbox LIVE is now offline for the next 24 hours. It'll be back at 4:29pm (Adelaide time) tomorrow, September 30th - and, I must remind you, there won't be any obvious changes for you to play with, after the time away. It's all just a preparation for the New Xbox Experience, which is due to arrive later this Spring (Fall in the northern hemisphere!).
To keep yourselves occupied for the next 24 hours, the guys at Xbox have taken the time to prepare a list of 10 Things to Do While Xbox LIVE is Offline for Maintenance - and we've got all ten, right here.
UPDATED TO ADD: Maintenance is taking longer than expected, we'll keep you posted when we know an expected time for services to resume.
To keep yourselves occupied for the next 24 hours, the guys at Xbox have taken the time to prepare a list of 10 Things to Do While Xbox LIVE is Offline for Maintenance - and we've got all ten, right here.
UPDATED TO ADD: Maintenance is taking longer than expected, we'll keep you posted when we know an expected time for services to resume.
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By Matt K - Sun Sep 21, 2008 8:57am
The Holiday flood begins this Thursday with the release of an ungodly amount of games, including Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway, Crysis Warhead and Wipeout HD, and doesn’t stop until the week before Christmas. To save you all a bit of time, I like to run through the release list at the start of a given quarter, and make sweeping generalisations as to the quality of upcoming games.
Last week’s Warp Pipe covered the games of October, so this week we’re looking at November’s big hitters, including Gears of War 2, Left 4 Dead and Mirror’s Edge.
Last week’s Warp Pipe covered the games of October, so this week we’re looking at November’s big hitters, including Gears of War 2, Left 4 Dead and Mirror’s Edge.
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By Matt K - Sun Jul 20, 2008 10:38am
So the 2008 E3 Media and Business Summit has wrapped up. Bitter fanboys are sure to have run out of tears, at least temporarily, while tired journalists are no doubt catching up on some much needed sleep. I have no doubt that many of you have long lists of games you're now salivating over even more than before – better start putting those pennies aside. On the other hand, those of us on the reviewing side of things are currently wondering how on Earth we're going to manage to cover all of the fourth quarter's games without going insane.
This week, we'll reflect on the events that transpired during the three manufacturer press conferences and discuss our thoughts and any potential ramifications, and we'll also look at a few of the best games that were on show.
This week, we'll reflect on the events that transpired during the three manufacturer press conferences and discuss our thoughts and any potential ramifications, and we'll also look at a few of the best games that were on show.
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