Microsoft Readies Xbox Tsunami
By Dennis Day, News Editor
Published February 20, 2004 -- 06:18 pm CDT
Microsoft is reportedly planning to launch an updated version of their Xbox Live service this year. Code-named Tsunami, the service will incorporate a variety of new features including voice messaging, online data storage and sponsored game competitions. Microsoft reportedly plans to implement the new features into their existing Xbox Live service over the course of the year. The "Tsunami" features are part of a focused effort to boost Xbox Live subscribers beyond their current 750,000 mark.
Polygon
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What do you think the online data storage feature entails? Perhaps we will finally be able to store and share custom files over Xbox Live for things like rosters, eliminating the need for an Action Replay.
Hopefully, this won't just be info that's saved for online leagues, but for save files as well that can be accessed by others with permission and/or e-mailed.
By Dennis Day, News Editor
Published February 20, 2004 -- 06:18 pm CDT
Microsoft is reportedly planning to launch an updated version of their Xbox Live service this year. Code-named Tsunami, the service will incorporate a variety of new features including voice messaging, online data storage and sponsored game competitions. Microsoft reportedly plans to implement the new features into their existing Xbox Live service over the course of the year. The "Tsunami" features are part of a focused effort to boost Xbox Live subscribers beyond their current 750,000 mark.
Polygon
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What do you think the online data storage feature entails? Perhaps we will finally be able to store and share custom files over Xbox Live for things like rosters, eliminating the need for an Action Replay.
Hopefully, this won't just be info that's saved for online leagues, but for save files as well that can be accessed by others with permission and/or e-mailed.
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