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more about #unitedkingdom Who wants toast?: Living in Europe, I'd rather have a decent Video Marketplace or something than anything else right now. The US already moved on from that and have bee... more » BritBloke916: If you're a Twitter fan then I can see some appeal in being able to quickly check your updates whilst you're using a console. However, a big chunk of ... more » SigmundTheSeaMonster: I know. It's just me. But I don't get having FB and Tweets on my "escape from reality and others" gaming console...all I need now is the FBI tracking ... more » zimmi88: So, according to the site, this requires a Gold account? Well, f*** that, then. Still too broke for Gold. more » panikt: What is the point of these apps on the console machines? Why don't people just use them on pc, where they can use keyboard, mouse and stuffs? more » metallicorphan: the SKY TV thing is still happening for the UK this month though,right? more » Grahamunculus the Corpse Golem: I'll try out the facebook, but I still think twitter is a useless application. more » Gerard Delatour: Gimme the ability to make/receive Skype calls and I'll be impressed. Otherwise ... meh. (And yes, I'm aware of the irony of posting this comment usi... more » Mentuss: I hate the fact that MS are adding more functionality to my console, how dare they! While I'm ranting, what is it with mobile phone makers adding ca... more » WhiteMåge is in fact a boy, damnit: God damnit microsoft! Tell us about the freaking screenshot feature already! more » SuperTongue: The way I see it: Microsoft is making use of our subscription fees to constantly update and add new experiences to an already great console. The PSN ... more » Atomsk88: To this day, I still don't have a Facebook and Twitter account. I got bored with social networking back with Myspace, and Twitter seems useless to me ... more » AncientUnknown1: This is nice and all, but I'd rather have Kotaku on my 360. Would be even better if I could check it for new stories while playing COD. more » -Skyline-:Offering FREE Grunt Birthday Parties!: Hopefully we get beta stuff sometime soon.... more » Archaotic: I still don't see why these are even being included. It just adds another tab of shit I don't want to see whenever I turn on my 360. I don't want ad... more » norcalsniper: How does this launch in the UK before the States? more » AncientUnknown1: Finally, gambling on games. We just need this in America now. Bring a little more excitement to the NPD charts. more » Mike Newlad: FIFA will sell more by christmas but if he is looking for what will sell more in december then I can see MW2 as the winner. more » Kyattsuai: Tekken 666? more » Manic0892: That's a safe bet if I've ever seen one. more » -
#xboxlive
Facebook, Twitter Launch Nov. 17 on UK Xbox Live
This splash page on Xbox Live's U.K. portal says its Twitter and Facebook service will launch on Nov. 17. We assume that includes the Last.FM update as well. More » -
#gamblin
Bookie Lists Modern Warfare 2 as Favorite to Sell Most
Irish bookmaker Paddy Power is offering a proposition bet on what will be the United Kingdom's top-selling game, giving Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 most-favored billing at 11/8 odds. More » -
#bravo
Watch People Play Games on UK TV
Last weekend, the UK network Bravo - unrelated to the U.S. channel, BTW - launched something called "Game Face," tilted toward casual gamers, presumably ones with wads of disposable income. More » -
#tombraider
UK City May Name Road After Lara Croft
Derby, the city in the United Kingdom, is said to be considering naming a road after Lara Croft, who was created at Derby-based Core Design in 1996. More » -
#scribblenauts
Scribblenauts Gets a UK Release Date
Scribblenauts hits the U.S. on Sept. 15 - we'll cut to the chase, it's releasing 10 days later in the U.K., which is Sept. 25 or 25/09/09 for those with whom we have special relations. More » -
#politics
UK Minister Wants Kids to Play More Games
Who says UK lawmakers are hostile to video games? Tom Watson, the government's Cabinet Office Minister wants kids to play more. And not just edutainment or shovelware — violent ones are OK. -
