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oh and also, the gmail thing in the top right corner is now included in http://www.google.com also.
AwesomeSauce wrote:I find that very hard to believe. Is this an official video? It’s almost too cool to be true. And I thought the Xbox 360 looked cool…But wow, a virtual reality helmet. Don’t you think you would have to play it in a pretty big room? What if you ran into a wall?I suppose you will use the controller to move but use your headset to make it realistic and also if you dont want to play it on your tv.
Yea you can download stuff on it. The online marketplace will be free,but you have to buy a subscription to Xbox Live Gold to access the marketplace on the internet.
MiamiGuy wrote:I’m definitely more excited for Nintendo’s “Revolution” console especially now that it has backwards compatibility, built in wife, wireless controllers (and there’s some big secret about the controllers as well), will play dvds, and in thickness and size it’ll be about 3 dvd cases put together. Sounds like it’ll be a very sleek looking console. Besides the looks of the Xbox 360 and beefed up graphics, there’s really nothing WOW about it. I want to see more innovation.Well the Xbox has built in wi-fi and wireless controllers. And the secret with the controllers on the revolution is that there is no arrow pad. There is just a circle similar to the iPod spin wheel in which you can control movements.
colin wrote:I just saw the MTV revealing of Xbox360. It looks completely awesome, and the graphics for some of the games look very realistic. I can’t wait til it comes out, hopefully I will get one. Anyone else watch this?Its not 9:30 yet in California. I have about another 45 minutes to wait.topramen422 wrote:What will it work with? What version? What are the features?
I beleive it can work up to AIM version 5.9
It will be released as Otsego 2.0From the Otsego Website:
“It will still have a proxy, but the proxy is multi-threaded. 2 threads per socket, So the proxy side of otsego will be very fast. Ad removal will work on ver. 5.2 and up. I do plan to make plugin support, but not for awhile just because that will take some time. Most of the packets and way otsego processes them will just be ported instead of redoing good code. Anyways the new otsego is coded in c++ and c#. Main reason is .net makes it easy to develop and plus i use c# at work all day so im used to it. “
This was a screenshot (note that it is still not done in the picture.)
