The Xbox 360 is finally launched. We have covered all the news, opinions, reviews and analysis that we found interesting. You can catch our related entries here. This week check below what people wrote on their posts on the Xbox 360.



ubersoldat writes in his blog about details, resources and rumours about Xbox 360. I found that quite interesting so many postings, comments, articles on the net about Xbox 360. Check it out here.



Charlie George in Tired Thumbs covers the movies and last remaining tidbits about Xbox 360. Read them here.



Shawn “Certis” Andrich writes about his experiences and feelings on finally getting the Xbox after it made the long hard journey. Makes very entertaining reading and refreshing too. Click here to read what he has to say.



Johan Svensson’s Comment on Question of the Day - Question: Are you getting an XBox 360? - says ‘The geek compulsion owns him. Read more such comments on NSLog here.



Gameguru has posted links pertaining to the Xbox mania. It has some really interesting links and a couple of boring ones too. Check out the interesting ones here.



muckdog in his blog The Learning Curve writes ‘The Democrats often say that the middle class is disappearing. No they’re not! They’re right over there, waiting in line for their Microsoft XBOX 360!’ The rest of the blog is irrelevant to gamers but if you want to read it still, you can click here. I found that quite interesting myself.



Austin Modine comments on Xbox executive Peter Moore’s denial on the shortage of Xboxes. He says; ‘There are going to be a lot of sad campers outside of gaming stores on launch day’. Read his full blog on this and many other gaming related posts here.





View some of the most breathtaking screenshots of Xbox 360 games here in Balazs’ blog. You will enjoy it, I mean it.



This concludes our Xbox 360 Week. However, we shall keep you posted on Xbox 360 news and views regularly. Do drop us comments and tips on what you would like to read more about and on how we can improve. We shall immensely appreciate it.



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