Yep. As the title says.. Xbox Live.
I stopped using it for about 3 years, started again two weeks ago.
Damn fun! (PSN is terrible!)

Black Ops is awesome (late to the party I think).

If anyone want's to play online and kill some random people add:

k1ngoddball (1 not i )

It's a bit lonely

[ M$ won't let me have kingoddball, even though the name is not actually in use or rude ]


On a side note: Does anyone play Perfect Dark remake!?!? I love that game! I got the remake, but no one's ever online in it!!

Is it possible to online play Black Ops from XLive to PSN?
That would make sense.

Hell how about also add in Windows support, but users with Xbox 360/PS3 should get a handicap bonus points due to the gamepad vs keyboard+mouse disadvantage.

Unfortunately no.
I don't use PSN anymore... Not happy with their security.. My Cred card number got stolen.. (not charges that I know of).

Microsoft tried to merge the GFW live to Xbox live. But they finally gave up, the reason is yet unknown. And the rumors are still there. (About the implementation of Xbox Live to the windows 8)

Probably because the next Xbox system will be an ARM processor on steroids and built on Windows 8 with heavy modification -- allowing game developers to target; the console, the tablet, and the desktop/laptop -- from the same source.

Nice strategy, one which would be impossible if Nokia bought Palm, sold MeeGo devices by Q2 2010, heavily pushed Qt for all apps (MeeGo+Symbian), MeeGo became the 3rd (likely) dominant mobile operating system, sold ARM-MeeGo tablets in Q2 2011, pushed the development further to appliances (car systems, tv systems etc), and became a development hot-bed like iOS except it allowed licensing to other OEMs for further penetration.

Just imagine an extremely powerful but compact 8.9" tablet which you carry around as your personal computer (media consumption).
Then you dock it in the car which starts the "car mode" and becomes the gps, handsfree phone, music/media player and driving statistics/car status.
Then you get to work and just dock it on the Transformer for extended battery and nice chicklet keyboard for some content creation, like an article/research/spreadsheet/graphs/powerpoint slide etc.
Then after a hard day's work, you come home, you sit down and you play your "apps" with swiping and tilting the slab while connected to your big screen.
You get bored so you hit up some awesome graphical games by using the HDMI out/DLNA and a bluetooth gamepad or keyboard+mouse, and you play against your friends in the living room, or your friends over the internet.
You wake up to your annoying alarm, shouldn't have stayed up last night you think, you get ready, you grab your tablet and you head to work.

Elop is Trojan!

I've had that thought about the new Cortex cores in home systems. Would ROCK! a dozen cores! Minimum!

Cortex A15 I think...

Tricore Cortex A15 clocked at 2GHz with 4GB of DDR3 RAM. Using next-gen PowerVr/ATi graphics and a superfast SSD drive... tamed on a slick operating system that supports native/C++ (or Qt/QML) applications.

I think its just enough power for me ;D