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Users with an Xbox LIVE Gold account can pick up Might & Magic Clash of Heroes for absolutely nothing. Well, it'll cost them storage space on their Xbox 360's hard drive or memory stick, but you can't have it all. 
Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto V might have been in the hands of users for a couple of weeks, but that doesn't mean all of the treats baked into the latest installment in the franchise were available at launch. As of right now users, can download the update that allows them to enter the game's Grand Theft Auto Online multiplayer mode. 
You've longed for the follow up to Justin Timberlake's powerhouse album and The 20/20 Experience is now available for purchase in the Xbox Music Store. 
All Netflix users can enable the company's SuperHD video stream on their accounts. At least, many of them can. 
When the Xbox One launches this fall, users won't have to rely on just Kinect enhanced games to burn a few calories. The console will come pre-loaded with access to Xbox Fitness, a new video service that uses the upgraded Kinect sensor to dispense a decent, and accurate workout without users ever leaving their house. 
When Microsoft first announced that users would only be able to pick up one version of the Xbox One, some users, predictably, had a cow. How could Microsoft count on even casual users to pick up an Xbox One at $499? Where was the Xbox for the rest of us? Where was the rumored, cheaper console version that “credible” news outlets promised?
The leaves are falling, it's getting darker a lot earlier, and you just realized the batteries in your television remote are dead. Welcome to fall folks. Now celebrate your new-found freedom to wear jackets and knitted hats with great deals in the Fall TV Catch-Up sale in Xbox Video. 
A promotional video for the Surface 2.
The first advertisement for the Surface Pro 2.
A short clip featuring the new DJ/Music attachment for Surface.