Xbox 360 Cheats – Battlefield: Bad Company cheats – Achievements

Achievements and Trophies Only Reward the Developers

When Microsoft first released the Xbox 360 back in 2005, a very unique feature by the name of "Achievements" came along with it. This unique feature rewarded gamers for completing certain tasks within the game, such as; completing the game, defeating a boss or even pressing start on the main menu such as EA's Fantasy Football. This small and new innovation feature became so popular within the gaming community that Sony soon released their own version of achievements for the PlayStation 3 called "Trophies". Although slightly different, the concept remained the same. For every trophy or achievement the gamer unlocks; the gamer increases their trophy on the PS3 or their gamer score on the 360. 5 Years Later.. [read more]

BFBC2 VIP Map Pack 2 trailer

EA's released the trailer for tomorrow's free Battlefield: Bad Company 2 DLC. [read more]

Microsoft Willing To License Xbox Live To Sony Is Interesting

Major Nelson whether you believe it or not is a True Gamer regardless of being the voice of Xbox360. Also there's one thing that Xbox360 does extremely well and that's Xbox Live, but the question is where will this service go to next. Find out some interesting possibilities that gamers can look forward to that's only a phone call away [read more]

Gamecrush website swamped by thousands of requests from horny gamers

The Gamecrush 'playdate' website is down -- after receiving over 10,000 inquiries in five minutes. It turns out that the sterotype of the 'nerdy virgin gamer' is closer to the mark than we all think. Gamecrush.com -- which lets you play video games with attractive females in exchange for cash -- is currently down due to the massive influx of requests from horny gamers. "The GameCrush Public Beta is temporarily unavailable due to the incredible user response (more than 10,000 inquiries in five minutes)", claims the website. We repeat: 10,000 inquiries in five minutes. Sometimes, we truly weep for the future of humanity. [read more]