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Grab your Avatar-inspired air glider replicas and snuggle up with the friendliest air bison you can find because Nickelodeon, one of the world's most popular cable television networks geared-towards kids and the eternally young, has announced the Season 3 premiere of Avatar: The Legend of Korra.
See It Soon: Nick Sets ‘The Legend Of Korra’ Season 3 Premiere Date
There’s a new show out there that combines the creative mind behind The Good Wife and hip-hop’s 50 Cent? You get Power, the new drama whose pilot is now available for free in Xbox Video.
Microsoft officially began offering the first
As promised, I have included in this week’s playlist tracks from artists I found to be interesting at the recent Bonnaroo music festival. You can also read about how I proclaimed the app (for Xbox One, at least) was one
Xbox Music Pass, the service that allows users to pay Microsoft $9.99 a month for access to millions of songs, has had a rough couple of years.
Scientists like to talk about how Star Trek, the world-famous show about a crew of explorers on a five-year mission through deep space, inspired an entire generation. Many say it lead them to look at astrophysics or other related sciences as potential careers. Other fans say that the gadgets seen on the show helped spark their love of technology. There's also a third group of people, viewers who saw the show and decided to make episodes of their own. It's that group that Wired's new Obsessed videos chronicle.
The Culture: Wired Goes Behind-the-Scenes of Fan-Made ‘Star Trek’ Shows
After revealing the changes at the Electronic Entertainment Expo last week, Microsoft is talking more about the alterations it's made in the June release of the XDK software that Xbox One developers use to create games. More specifically, the company is finally clarifying what features will and won't work if game makers decide to take advantage of a 10% boost in processing and disable some Kinect functionality.
This is How Microsoft is Giving Xbox One Developers More Power
Video gaming, is a strange hobby. All at once there’s this almost primitive urge to save as much money as you possible can so that you might be able to pour it into purchasing more exclusive titles. At that same time, to enjoy gaming you must have the basics, accessories that you need to get the most out of your play experience. With the Xbox One, like very other game console before it, users won’t to be immersed in the experience and that’s why the spend money that they’d normally be saving for games on headphones like Turtle Beach’s Ear For XO Four headset for Microsoft’s Xbox One console.
If you happen to be a fan of open-world games and have an Xbox One or Xbox 360, than you’ll love the titles included in the Xbox Deals With Gold promotion for this week. We’re talking, Rockstar’s greatest hits like
Xbox Deals with Gold for June 17th: ‘Tomb Raider’, ‘L.A. Noire’ & More
Microsoft is adding multitasking to the Achievements app and more select features in the July Xbox One Update that'll begin rolling out sometime next month, presumably.
Look for Achievement Multitasking & More in the July Xbox One Update
My only hope, at this point, is that Xbox teams with Insomniac Events to give one of their productions this kind of treatment – preferably the “Electric Daisy Carnival.”
My Xbox One was working overtime this weekend. Between the World