Gamers from around the Southeastern United States have signed up in droves to take part in the Doritos MLG Pro-Gaming Combine, a three-day event starting March 26. The Gaylord Opryland Hotel in Nashville is the first stop for the tour.
Major Nelson's Blog writes:
The first Halo was being developed for the personal computer (Mac to be precise) before it jumped ship onto the Xbox. Halo 2 followed a similar suit and was tagged as being one of the first games to be available for Windows Vista. Halo 3 was rumored to fall in the footsteps along with its predecessors and make an appearance onto the platform, however it never did.
These lists are based on global unique users connected to Xbox Live or in the case of Arcade and Indie Games, full versions purchased during the week.
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Brian Crecente from Kotaku writes: When Halo 3 hit in the fall of 2007 there were celebrations, sick days and sales records broken. Two years later, when Halo sequel ODST made it into stores it couldn't match its predecessor's first day sales in two weeks.
Xbox 360 Top LIVE Titles (based on UU's)
Console Monster writes: "The Xbox Live Marketplace has received a range of new content over the last couple of days. The highlights include Medal of Honour: Airborne releasing on Games on Demand, a demo for the upcoming Superstars V8 Next Challenge and the Halo 3 Mythic Map Pack sees the light of day for non-Halo: ODST owners. Here is the full Xbox Live Marketplace update for Monday 1st, Tuesday 2nd and Wednesday 3rd February 2010:
Halo Report writes, "Microsoft has been sending out media alerts informing presses that they will be holding down another "X" event to showcase this years Xbox 360 highlights.
Major Nelson writes: