This past weekend both myself (DriftLive) and d3p0h picked up Halo3 determined to determine what makes top selling title of '07. As a major feature of Halo3 is online cooperative mode via xBox Live, that is what we opted for.

Friday Night:

I recently stumbled across as sweet little application called Connect360 from the company NullRiver. Connect360 allows you to essentially turn your OS X Macintosh into a media server that the xBox360 can access and stream video and audio directly to your television. How is this awesome you ask?

I still have no love for the drifting in Forza 2, and today I lost a bit more respect for it. Read this up on Turn10's Pit Pass Reports:

After seeing swastika riddled cars in the Forza 2 Auction House and watching this online, one sometimes will wonder, how much can we expect Game Experience [to] Change During Online Play? And what impact will the select few that abuse their online access have for the rest of gamers?

A Garcia has made me a wealthy man equal to some of my more vivid dreams.

I was recently introduced to the idea of XBOX Live last week. I found this technology to be interesting and odd.

So the fuckers over at Microsoft finally figured out how to get that sweet $19.95 out of my checking account and into their coffers. Incase your Internet connection has not been working for the last few days, let me give you an update: Microsoft and Bungie have released a multiplayer demo of Halo3. The game is accessible either by invite, or to owners of Crackdown, and it requires an Xbox Live Gold account. (Aside: I'm watching "The Fountain" right now, don't fucking rent this movie, it is shit, and so is wolverine. Rachel Weis is, however, attractive.)