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More 360 Launch Details From TGS

Microsoft's presence at the Tokyo Games Show has resulted in a number of new details about the Xbox 360, set to launch November 22nd. 1up has a look at Japanese impressions of the upcoming launch, some games that may have been under your radar so far, and a new trailer for many of the upcoming games. Next Generation is also reporting that, at a London event yesterday it was confirmed that the 360 is now in mass production. From the 1up impressions article: "Another concern, and a lesson learned from the last launch, was that Japanese gamers at the were hesitant to buy into a new, wholly unfamiliar console. This time Microsoft hopes to entice gamers by opening a 360 lounge in the fashionable Aoyama area a full month before the launch date. The lounge will be a hip, comfortable place where gamers can play demos of 360 games before they buy them."

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  1. Smooth move by grub · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Another concern, and a lesson learned from the last launch, was that Japanese gamers at the were hesitant to buy into a new, wholly unfamiliar console.

    So let's introduce this new console in Japan after it's been introducd everywhere else on Earth. That'll warm them up to us.

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  2. hip by Tachikoma · · Score: 3, Insightful

    something about claiming to be, or that something will be, hip, makes them un-hip.

    The moment you annouce you are hip, are are un-hip-ified. ergo, awareness of one's hip-ness is ok, however thou shall not speak of it.

    or i could sum it up with "the first rule of hip club is you do not talk about hip club"

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  3. Re:DAMNIT, ZONK! by NanoGator · · Score: 2, Insightful

    "The damned 360 isn't even out yet, and already I'm sick of it. Thanks for ruining it for me, zonk."

    I'm sick of stories about FireFox, but there's still a significant number of people who think an incremental version number is headline news.

    There, now we both know the world's population is greater than 1.

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