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Stan Lee Plays Marvel Avengers Battle for Earth

 At the recent New York Comic-Con Stan Lee had the chance to play the new Marvel Avengers: Battle For Earth video game.The fighting game uses boards with art based on Bendis' Secret Invasion comic book event.








The game is currently available for the Microsoft Kinect for Xbox 360 and will be available with the launch of the new Nintendo Wii U.
The game is developed by Ubisoft Quebec, Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth is the ultimate super hero brawler set in authentic comic book-style art environments based on the iconic Secret Invasion storyline.

Battle for Earth provides endless entertainment through a variety of gameplay modes including co-op, campaign, arcade, challenges, versus and tournament. Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth features 20 different characters that fans will enjoy embodying, including Avengers such as Captain America, The Hulk, Iron Man, Hawkeye, Black Widow and Loki and Iron Man plus other fan-favourite Super Heroes and Super Villains from the Marvel Universe.

Hackers Release PlayStation 3 Master Key Hack

 Hackers have unleashed the Sony PlayStation 3 “master key,” allowing the console devices to be jailbroken in order to play pirated games. Sony has been notorious for making its PlayStation 3 console difficult to jailbreak, but experts say this latest hack is equivalent to stealing the master key.








Accessing the inner workings of the PlayStation 3 means people can utilize this gaming console for more than just games.The hackers, known as The Three Musketeers, have leaked out the master key, saying they decided to release the information after they caught word Chinese hackers planned to charge a fee for the code.

“You can be sure that if it wouldn’t have been for this leak, this key would never have seen the light of day, only the fear of our work being used to make money out of it has forced said us to release this now,” the group said in a statement given to The Hacker News. Past jailbreaks have been thwarted by Sony with the release of firmware, re-securing the console to its un-jailbroken state.

The new LV0 key allows hackers and nodders to work around the restrictions Sony places on the console, and can be used to decrypt any future security updates Sony issues. Nate Lawson, a cryptographer and the principal of the Root Labs security consultancy, told Ars Technica the disclosure is a set back for Sony.

“They’re going to have to depend on obfuscation as their primary security measure to keep people from decrypting their updates,” he told Ars. “It’s a cat-and-mouse game that’s now more closely in the favor of the attackers. But Sony has plenty of things they can still do. It’s just another link in the chain.”
The hackers said they had the keys for a while, but decided not to publish them, until the Chinese hackers tried to make a profit.

Xbox Music Comes To Microsoft Devices

Just days before they announced their latest smartphone, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times predicted Apple could be poised and ready to release their take on a music streaming service in the vein of Pandora or Spotify. If this rumor is true, it looks like Microsoft may beat them to the punch, as they plan to announce Xbox Music, a service with a catalog of music 30 million tracks deep and the potential penetration that a combination of Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 and Xbox could bring.

In fact, this announcement is just another way Microsoft is tying each of their platforms together to bring a more singular experience to their users.

According to the New York Times, Xbox Music will use the same catalog the old Zune once used and can be accessed on any computer, console, smartphone or tablet running the latest Microsoft software when it is first released.

Microsoft has also said that while their own devices will get the first taste of this music service, Xbox Music will “become available on other platforms in the coming year.”

In other words, this service could be accessible to nearly anyone with a Spotify account. In the states, a premium Xbox Music subscription will set customers back $9.99, the same as a premium Spotify account. In the UK, however, Xbox Music will cost £1 less, at £8.99 as opposed to £9.99. A free version will be available of course, but will also be ad-supported, causing breaks in the listening experience. These paying users will also be able to buy and download songs from the Xbox Music catalog.

Microsoft’s new service is a bit like Apple’s iTunes Match as well. According to CNET, Microsoft will roll-out a feature next year which will allow users the ability to store and stream music from their own collection via a “scan-and-match” option, similar to Apple’s.

With their music in the cloud, users will not only be able to stream the latest songs from their favorite artists, they’ll also be able to have access of all their favorites on any compatible console, PC, smartphone or tablet.

“Xbox has become the entertainment brand for Microsoft,” explained Microsoft’s principal program manager, Scott Porter, speaking to CNET.

“Music is a key part of that strategy.”

Speaking with the New York Times, Porter said his company wants to make listening to music simple, noting that many users rely on two or more services to provide on-demand listening and access their own library.

“The dilemma is that music has become work,” said Porter.

“Our vision for Xbox Music is that it shouldn’t have to be work.”

According to Richard Greenfield, an analyst at BTIG Research, the service won’t be what sells these customers on Microsoft’s offerings.

“This is not going to matter if no one wants the devices,” said Greenfield, speaking to the New York Times.

“You need to have a killer device.”

Any device capable of running Windows 8 will have full access to Xbox Music once the new OS is released on October 26th. The service will also be available to current Xbox 360 consoles tomorrow, but Windows Phone 8 users will have to wait a while for Microsoft to create a phone-ready version of the streaming service.

Apple is expected to hold an event October 23rd to release their new, rumored iPad Mini. Should the Wall Street Journal’s and the New York Times’ rumors be true, perhaps Apple could announce their own streaming service in tandem with an iTunes 11 unveiling? Sources http://s.tt/1q6fD 

Nintendo Reduces Wii Console Price To $129

Nintendo has slashed the price of its legacy Wii console to $129.99, and will begin including copies of both Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort with the device, the company said on Monday.

The new, lower-priced package will include a black Wii, both games on a single disc, a black Wii Remote Plus and a Nunchuk controller. The new configuration, which will be widely available in the U.S. by October 28, will phase out the current $149 black hardware bundle that comes with New Super Mario Bros.

“Nearly six years after it launched, people are still attracted to the pure, inclusive fun of the Wii console,” said Scott Moffitt, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of sales and marketing.

“A new suggested retail price and the inclusion of two great games make it an easy choice for families looking for a great value this holiday season.”

Nintendo’s move is the third official U.S. price drop in the Wii’s six-year history, and marks the first time that Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort are included on a single disc. The games include a variety of sports such as baseball, bowling, tennis, archery and basketball.

Separately, Nintendo’s upcoming Wii U system will begin shipping on November 18, just in time for the holiday shopping season. The console will come in two versions: a Basic Set with 8GB of storage that sells for $299.99, and a Deluxe Set with 32GB of storage that sells for $349.99.

Official Halo 4 Launch Trailer Scanned

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