Xbox Live goes Web 2.0 In the battle for gaming supremacy , Microsoft has finally deployed the big guns against the Playstation and Wii: Web 2.0 and the Zune.…

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There's a big, high-brow and important gaming convention going on right now in San Francisco, called the Game Developers Conference.

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CNET Senior Editor Donald Bell combs through today's XNA game announcements from GDC, to find the best game for Microsoft's Zune.

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SAN FRANCISCO -- Game Developers Conference -- While it continues to expand the online presence of its gaming consoles, Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT - message board ) says it will soon let people post their own games to the Xbox LIVE community, the company announced during its GDC keynote.

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Trials up now. Some to work on Zune. If you would like to comment on this article, then you must be logged in! YYYYYEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSS this is f**king amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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At its GDC 2008 keynote, Microsoft announced the full range of peer-reviewed community features coming for amateur-made XNA games, a new XNA game player for its media player Zune, and, in a surprise finish, that Gears of War 2 would be coming to the Xbox 360 this November. Former Tiburon founder, EA Canada exec, and finally EA's excutive VP before joining Microsoft as its corporate VP of ...

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Microsoft today announced that gaming is coming to the Zune by way of a new XNA initiative titled Xbox Live Community Games, which opens XNA titles to all Zune, PC, and Xbox 360 gamers. Read More...

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February 20, 2008 [General] | By Edward J. Rutkowski. This is beyond pathetic! Not only there is no Silverlight for Windows Mobile although it was released for Mac OS and Linux, but now the XNA game development kit available by now for PC and Xbox, is coming to Zune - Microsoft's media player - but not for Windows Mobile :

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After rumors of everything from partnering with Netflix| to buying Epic Games , the big news from the Microsoft keynote speech at the Game Developers Conference: now you can create your own games and put them on Xbox Live to share.

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MySpace is currently in talks to create a music service that would offer both free and paid service, according to alleged leaks from those familiar with the negotiations. The social networking site is reportedly securing rights from all four major music labels for a simply-titled MySpace Music service that would allow it both to provide free, stre...

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