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Justin has been a gamer since the Intellivision days back in the early 80′s. He started writing about and covering the video game industry in 2008. In his spare time he is also a bit of a gun-nut and Star Wars nerd.

Justin Alderman - Page 24

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Microsoft To Invest $700 Million To Expand Xbox One Servers
Microsoft has been approved for $20 million in tax credits by the Iowa Economic Development Authority Board in exchange for investing nearly $700 million to expand their data center in West Des Moines, Iowa. The data center -- which has been dubbed "Project Mountain" -- will support a range of Microsoft products, including the servers that will be used for Xbox Live and, presumably, the Xbox One's cloud computing services.
Justin Alderman Justin Alderman Jun 24, 2013
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Xbox One Will Require A Day-One System Update
Microsoft's surprising Xbox One Eighty announcement earlier this week -- which reversed the next-gen console's draconian used game DRM policy and online requirements -- revealed that users will first need to perform a “one-time system set-up” before using the hardware. Microsoft has now confirmed that this brief online requirement is to install a day-one system update.
Justin Alderman Justin Alderman Jun 22, 2013
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Xbox Live Gold Free Games Hit The 1st And 16th Of Each Month
During Microsoft's E3 2013 press conference last week, the company revealed that for a limited time they will give Xbox Live Gold subscribers two free Xbox 360 games each month. The exact details of how this would work were not revealed during E3, however, the platform holder has now provided us with a schedule on when the games will be available for download.
Justin Alderman Justin Alderman Jun 21, 2013
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[Update] Rumor: Xbox One Family Sharing Was Nothing More Than A Glorified Demo System
One of the very few positive aspects of the Microsoft's Xbox One used game DRM scheme was the family sharing plan, which was described as a way to allow a user to share their game library with up to ten other people. The platform holder's Xbox One Eighty last night killed the sharing idea, and resulted in a fair number of upset gamers who were looking forward Microsoft's promise of a digital distribution utopia.
Justin Alderman Justin Alderman Jun 20, 2013
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Microsoft: Xbox One Price, Kinect Requirements, And The Cloud Are Unchanged
With Microsoft's surprising Xbox One Eighty on the next-gen console's used game DRM and online requirements yesterday afternoon, many have started to wondered if there will be similar wiggle room with the Xbox One's other questionable features. Microsoft has since commented on some of these issues, saying the Kinect requirements, cloud features, and $500 price tag are here to stay.
Justin Alderman Justin Alderman Jun 20, 2013
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