On June 15th the doors to the LA Convention Center opened, allowing a massive swarm of gamers and journalists in to check out the future of gaming at the E3 convention, and we’re here to tell you that future looks bright. Activision, EA, Ubisoft, Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony all had a lot to show, and we’re going to bring you some of the highlights. (more…)Similar Posts:

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In Japan, that play chance will likely come at the Tokyo Game Show. In an interview with Nikkei BP, Japanese Xbox head Takashi Sensui hinted that Natal will appear in playable form at the September event.

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All invitees got an e-mail on Thursday morning informing them that the Natal event will feature a “spectacular live performance imagined by Cirque du Soleil.”

That kind of makes sense, given that Project Natal is a hands-free motion controller, and I can’t really think of a better group of people to put the new system through its paces than a bunch of Cirque performers. Of course, we don’t know if they’ll be using Natal or just getting the crowd fired up with their amazing gyrations, but here’s hoping that they do something with the device. (more…)Similar Posts:

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And it is our turn to now face the red rings of death…

Xbox 360: What Are the Three Red Lights?

The Xbox 360 is one of the hottest gaming consoles out in the market today. With the latest graphics technology combined with some of the best games available, you will definitely have a lot of fun with this particular gaming console. Xbox 360 also allows you to play online through the Xbox Live with your friends or with other people from different parts of the world. Whatever your tastes are in games, you can be sure that the Xbox 360 will be able to offer it all to you.

However, you have to face the fact that although the Xbox 360 is one of the best gaming consoles available today, there are technical issues that you may face while you are playing with it. An example would be the red ring of death. If you see three red lights flashing around the power button, then you will know that you have a huge problem with your gaming console.

Ever since the Xbox 360 was released in the market, a lot of consumers suffered from this kind of technical difficulties. Each particular light around the power button has a specific meaning. By knowing what the light means, then you will be able to know what is wrong with your Xbox 360.

One red light will mean that the system has failed or the actual gaming console has suffered from hardware failure. Two red lights will mean that the gaming console is overheating. It will usually tell you that you should turn off the Xbox 360 gaming console and allow it to cool down.

The worst indicated is the three red lights or what is commonly referred to as the red ring of death. What this means is that your Xbox 360 gaming console has suffered from general hardware failure by overheating and burning the GPU or the CPU and it can only be repaired if you ship it back to Microsoft.

Normally, gamers experience this problem while they are playing a game. They usually experience freezing without warning. After shutting it down and letting it cool down for an hour or two, they turn the system back on again and this is when they will see the three red rings of death.

However, you need to remember that prevention is better than repair. In order to avoid experiencing the red ring of death on your Xbox 360 gaming console is to constantly keep it cool and well-ventilated. You need to remember that overheating cause damage on the hardware which causes the red ring of death. Avoid placing your Xbox 360 on display cabinets. Instead, place it on a well-ventilated spot or you can also purchase a small fan and keep it pointed on your Xbox 360 while you are playing.

You might want to try playing with your Xbox 360 on an air conditioned room. This will help in preventing overheating and hardware damage. Proper ventilation is the key to preventing the red ring of death.

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