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Microsoft hopes to enhance games, TV with Xbox SmartGlassupdated: Tue Jun 05 2012 05:41:00

What if your video-game console, TV, tablet and smartphone all worked together to enhance gaming, movies and TV shows for you?

How 'Minecraft' became an Xbox blockbusterupdated: Mon May 28 2012 09:40:00

Do gamers prefer to build or destroy? A look at the combat-intensive themes of most top-selling console games would suggest the latter.

Building a New World with Minecraftupdated: Mon May 28 2012 09:40:00

CNN looks at how one man changed the gaming world one block at a time.

Microsoft takes the Kinect beyond Xboxupdated: Thu May 03 2012 09:38:00

The software giant released Kinect for Windows, a $250 motion sensor marketed toward businesses, not gamers.

The top 10 gaming stories of 2011updated: Fri Dec 30 2011 17:25:00

It was a year of crippling -- and creative -- hacks, a year of blockbuster sequels and (yet again) a year of slinging vengeful birds at corpulent pigs.

Why Apple may never catch Microsoft in TV updated: Wed Dec 07 2011 19:26:00

"The problem with innovation in the television market is the go-to-market strategy," Steve Jobs told Hillcrest Labs' Dan Simpkins at the D8 conference in 2010.

Game consoles to bolster video capabilitiesupdated: Tue Sep 27 2011 10:01:00

When Microsoft released the first Xbox nearly a decade ago, analysts considered the then-money-losing endeavor to be a sort of Trojan horse into the living room: a bid to become the home's central media hub.

CNNMoney: Microsoft to launch Xbox TV later this yearupdated: Thu Sep 15 2011 06:34:00

Microsoft is trying to succeed where Google, Apple and Sony have all flopped: The software giant wants to change the way people watch TV.

'Fruit Ninja' slices its way to Kinectupdated: Wed Jun 08 2011 18:33:00

"Fruit Ninja," a top 10 iPhone app is coming to Kinect, Microsoft's motion-control system for the Xbox.

Microsoft to put live TV on Xbox 360updated: Tue Jun 07 2011 11:10:00

Live TV on the Xbox and a more mature second generation of games for the Kinect were among the promises at a Microsoft briefing Monday in advance of the E3 video-game expo.

XBox 360 to add live TVupdated: Tue Jun 07 2011 11:10:00

Microsoft announces new Kinect features, live TV and an exciting new game for XBox 360 at E3 2011.

Why Xbox Kinect could be -- but won't be -- the future of TVupdated: Fri Apr 22 2011 07:10:00

While the picture quality on your TV has evolved over the years, the way you interact with your TV is still stuck in the Stone Age. That is, the remote control and channel guide still need some serious innovation.

2010: Hands-free browsing using Kinectupdated: Fri Apr 22 2011 07:10:00

Researchers from MIT's Media Lab demonstrate hands-free Web browsing using Kinect made for Microsoft's Xbox 360.

Motion, 3-D gaming right at home at CESupdated: Mon Jan 10 2011 13:28:00

The world's largest video game companies weren't about to miss an opportunity to get their consoles and hand-helds in front of a cutting-edge audience.

Top 5 websites for free video gamesupdated: Fri Jun 25 2010 17:48:00

Sick of paying $50 to $60 for a video game?

The top 10 video games of the past decadeupdated: Tue Jun 22 2010 10:09:00

As video game players, our focus often falls on the freshest, most exciting new digital diversions.

New Xbox game: Pet wild animals?updated: Mon Jun 14 2010 20:02:00

"Kinectimals," a new video game for Microsoft's Kinect motion-control gaming system, lets children pet a tiger cub.

CNNMoney: New Xbox timer limits gamers' screen timeupdated: Wed Nov 07 2007 16:30:00

Leading up to the winter holidays, Microsoft unveiled a new tool for its Xbox 360 video game console allowing parents to limit the amount of time kids spend on video games.

Business 2.0: Hits & Missesupdated: Tue Apr 03 2007 11:37:00

[HIT] Have it our way. It is, without doubt, the marketer's holy grail: getting people to spend hours engaged with your brand--and pay for the privilege. Well, Burger King has reached the elusive c...

Review: Kick it with latest 'Mortal Kombat'updated: Fri Oct 27 2006 12:25:00

Midway Games' "Mortal Kombat: Armageddon," now available for the Sony PlayStation 2 and Microsoft Xbox, boasts a full roster of playable characters.

CNNMoney: Making the grade at Gaming U.updated: Wed Jun 21 2006 09:41:00

All right class, I know you're eager to clean out your lockers, but summer vacation doesn't begin until you've all received your end of term grades.

Business 2.0: Apple may embrace file-sharingupdated: Tue May 02 2006 13:43:00

Since 1999, Apple has been a loyal customer of Akamai, the Cambridge, Mass.-based technology outfit whose content-delivery services speeds Apple's software and music downloads. As Apple preps an online movie store, however, it's looking at even heftier bandwidth bills. So rumor has it that it's looking at putting file-sharing technology into an upcoming version of its Mac OS X operating system. If Mac OS Rumors' report pans out, Apple would have Mac users download files from other Macs rather than from Apple's servers, saving Apple money. To encourage users to participate, the proposed scheme could reward them with credit towards iTunes purchases.

CNNMoney: Xbox marks the sore spotupdated: Thu Apr 27 2006 16:03:00

The Xbox giveth, and the Xbox taketh away.

Business 2.0: Sun sees giveaway plan foundering, lays off 200updated: Tue Apr 11 2006 13:30:00

In February, the defiant Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy predicted a triumphant resurgence for his company to Business 2.0: "Four years ago we told our engineers to throw out everything that doesn't matter." Now, apparently, McNealy has decided that 200 employees are among what doesn't matter. The layoffs came from the company's high-end server group which has recently been giving away computers to anyone who asks for one to test. Indeed, even Sun president Jonathan Schwartz has acknowledged in his blog that the free trial offer has proved a bit rocky, and these cuts make that all the more apparent.

Fortune: Ballmer: Xbox will capitalize on PS3 delayupdated: Fri Mar 17 2006 12:18:00

After Sony announced on Tuesday that the Playstation 3 won't launch until November, the Xbox 360 is in a better position to become the top gaming console, says Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.

Fortune: Six ways to get in shape for March Madnessupdated: Fri Mar 10 2006 15:38:00

Even if it's been a while since you were in college, that's no reason to miss out on one of the finest time-honored traditions of undergraduate life -- March Madness.

Business 2.0: Google debuts click-to call adsupdated: Thu Feb 16 2006 13:18:00

SAN FRANCISCO (Business 20) -GigaOm and Venkatesh note that Google seems to be testing it's click-to-call program, which connects web surfers and advertisers by phone. Searching for "hotels, New York," Venkatesh got an ad with a little green phone icon. Clicking on the icon prompted him to enter his phone number, which Google says it will use to connect a regular telephone call from the advertiser to the customer (without revealing the customer's number to the advertiser). AOL, a unit of Time Warner, started running its own pay-per-call ad program last year. The advantage of these ads: Advertisers pay Internet outfits much higher fees for pay-per-call ads than for the traditional pay-per-click ads, because they are more likely to lead to sales. But Venkatesh feels Google's technology is lacking. Clicking on the ads, he noted, did not yet yield any further information about the advertiser, unlike in AOL's system, which sends surfers to a "landing page" that gives surfers details about the business they're ...

CNNMoney: Google debuts click-to call adsupdated: Mon Feb 13 2006 11:12:00

SAN FRANCISCO (Business 20) -GigaOm and Venkatesh note that Google seems to be testing it's click-to-call program, which connects web surfers and advertisers by phone. Searching for "hotels, New York," Venkatesh got an ad with a little green phone icon. Clicking on the icon prompted him to enter his phone number, which Google says it will use to connect a regular telephone call from the advertiser to the customer (without revealing the customer's number to the advertiser). AOL, a unit of Time Warner, started running its own pay-per-call ad program last year. The advantage of these ads: Advertisers pay Internet outfits much higher fees for pay-per-call ads than for the traditional pay-per-click ads, because they are more likely to lead to sales. But Venkatesh feels Google's technology is lacking. Clicking on the ads, he noted, did not yet yield any further information about the advertiser, unlike in AOL's system, which sends surfers to a "landing page" that gives surfers details about the business they're

Review: 'World Championship Poker 2' calls your bluffupdated: Thu Feb 02 2006 13:47:00

There's one thing that trying to create a poker video game has in common with learning the game of poker: both tasks are a lot harder than they look.

CNNMoney: Video game set sales record in 2005updated: Fri Jan 13 2006 17:10:00

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) - Despite a disappointing holiday season, video game sales around the U.S. reached an all time high in 2005.

Review: 'The Bible Game' is a testament to your knowledgeupdated: Fri Jan 13 2006 10:47:00

If the television show "Jeopardy" were written by Sunday school teachers, the result might be "The Bible Game," a new trivia game for the PlayStation 2, Xbox and Game Boy Advance that casts players as contestants in a game show about the Old Testament.

CNNMoney: Shopping 2005: A game of chickenupdated: Fri Dec 30 2005 11:50:00

Who won the annual duel between consumers and retailers this holiday shopping season? It's a tough call this time around but the odds are probably tipped in favor of consumers.

CNNMoney: Xbox to blame for sluggish game sales?updated: Mon Dec 26 2005 10:35:00

The Xbox 360, a video game console and one of the hottest gifts in 2005, sold out so fast and so early that it may have inadvertently created a drain on the $25 billion gaming industry, according to a news report.

CNNMoney: Holiday tally: Who's hot & who's notupdated: Fri Dec 16 2005 08:45:00

Retail sales this weekend will be crucial as the holiday shopping season heads into what looks to be a nail-biting finish for the most important sales period of the year.

Fortune: DVD Tug of Warupdated: Mon Dec 12 2005 00:01:00

Déjà video? Sony and Toshiba have been lining up supporters for their competing high-definition next-generation DVDs in a battle over which company will own the home-video, gaming, and computer dis...

Fortune: LET THE GAMES BEGINupdated: Mon Nov 28 2005 00:01:00

MICROSOFT XBOX 360

CNNMoney: 'This time, it's personal'updated: Mon Nov 21 2005 12:53:00

For Microsoft, this week's launch of the Xbox 360 is the biggest thing since Windows 95. For the man leading the charge, it's also a chance for revenge against Sony's PlayStation mastermind.

CNNMoney: Playing for keepsupdated: Thu Nov 17 2005 14:33:00

Microsoft's got game. After plunging an estimated $4 billion into the development and marketing of its Xbox videogame console, the centerpiece of its strategy to expand from the office to the living room, Microsoft has taken the wraps off its next-generation game box, the Xbox 360. And judging from the features Microsoft has packed into the new box, it's clear the company is playing for keeps.

CNNMoney: Xbox 360: Good, but not greatupdated: Thu Nov 17 2005 11:49:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - For gaming's most enthusiastic fans, the question of whether to get an Xbox 360 was answered long ago. It would be the first entry in the next generation and a status symbol amongst their friends. But is there a reason for the rest of the world - gaming or otherwise - to rush stores?

Review: Rock the mountain in 'SSX' downhillupdated: Fri Nov 04 2005 10:40:00

Consider it the most fun you can have on a mountain without fear of breaking a leg: "SSX on Tour" is the latest in the popular extreme sports series that lets virtual snowboarders and skiers race down the slopes and perform over-the-top midair stunts.

Business 2.0: Moore's Warupdated: Tue Nov 01 2005 00:01:00

It's not surprising, considering the products they sell, that executives in the videogame business like to pepper their speeches with trash-talking one-liners about rivals. But there are few opport...

Business 2.0: Taming the Wi-Fi Beastupdated: Tue Nov 01 2005 00:01:00

Home is where the Wi-Fi is. and the more Wi-Fi you get in your home, the bigger the business opportunity becomes. With a raft of new Wi-Fi-hungry devices arriving for the holiday season, consumers ...

Pro hockey's back, here come the games updated: Fri Sep 30 2005 10:48:00

Now that National Hockey League players have returned to the rink after a yearlong lockout, video gamers also are looking to lace up their skates and hit the ice -- virtually, that is.

Fortune: Electronic Arts: Game On!updated: Mon Jun 13 2005 00:01:00

ROBERT HAGSTROM KNOWS HOW TO STICK TO A GAME plan. As author of two books on the investing style of Warren Buffett (including The Warren Buffett Way), the manager of the Legg Mason Growth Trust (LM...

Fortune: Not just playing aroundupdated: Mon Jun 13 2005 00:01:00

WHEN I WAS A CHILD, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I played as a child. But when I became a man, I refused to put away my joystick. And if Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo have their way...

CNNMoney: Smoke, mirrors and the next generationupdated: Thu May 26 2005 08:49:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - There was a lot of hype last week about the next generation of game machines. Microsoft said the Xbox 360 will ultimately reach 1 billion consumers worldwide, while Sony gave a laundry list of features for the PlayStation 3, showing some jaw dropping footage along the way.

'Zelda' takes center stage at E3updated: Thu May 19 2005 14:22:00

More than 70,000 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) attendees have crammed into the L.A. Convention Center and surrounding venues to catch a glimpse of the future of the multibillion-dollar video game industry.

Console makers brace for war -- againupdated: Wed May 18 2005 14:57:00

Gaming behemoths Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo took the wraps off their respective next-generation gaming machines on the eve of the 2005 Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3.

Review: Playing mind games with 'Psychonauts'updated: Tue May 17 2005 10:07:00

From the twisted mind of Tim Schafer, the creator of such classic PC games as "Grim Fandango," "Day of the Tentacle" and "Full Throttle," comes his latest blockbuster, "Psychonauts."

CNNMoney: Up to 40 Xbox 360 games due this yearupdated: Mon May 16 2005 13:54:00

LOS ANGELES (CNN/Money) - When Microsoft launches the Xbox 360 later this year, it's going to have a lot of games to go with it.

Review: 'Obscure' shines light on high school horrorupdated: Fri May 13 2005 13:21:00

After a string of disappearances at their high school, five students decide to spend the night at the school to solve the mystery.

CNNMoney: Xbox 360 makes its debutupdated: Thu May 12 2005 12:17:00

After months of teases, hints and leaks, Microsoft has finally --officially -- unveiled its next generation video game machine.

Review: 'Jade Empire' a nearly flawless jewel of a gameupdated: Mon May 09 2005 12:38:00

It's a good time to be an Xbox gamer.

CNNMoney: Xbox and Madden: The next generationupdated: Wed Apr 20 2005 10:01:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - It's much too early to know how successful Xbox 360, the new Xbox from Microsoft, will be when it's released later this year. But it may have already changed the way the industry operates.

Review: Latest 'Splinter Cell' thrilling, intenseupdated: Fri Apr 15 2005 12:58:00

If you're bored with mindless 3-D shooters, then you will want to slip into the boots of super spy Sam Fisher in "Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory," a deliciously tense stealth action sequel in which you must protect the world from evil and destruction.

Gamers will go bananas for new Nintendo, Sega titlesupdated: Fri Apr 08 2005 11:46:00

Two new video games let you play as a monkey on a mission. "Donkey Kong Jungle Beat" works with Nintendo's bongo controllers so gamers can drum away to maneuver a brawny ape, while Sega's "Super Monkey Ball Deluxe" brings a popular GameCube puzzler onto the Microsoft Xbox and Sony PlayStation 2 consoles.

CNNMoney: Sneak peek: New Xbox, New Lara Croftupdated: Tue Apr 05 2005 09:14:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Calling this year's E3 the biggest video game show in the industry's history might sound like hyperbole run amuck. For once, though, it appears the hype might be justified.

CNNMoney: A wish list for Xbox 2updated: Wed Mar 16 2005 13:28:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Dear Bill,

CNNMoney: MSFT details next Xboxupdated: Wed Mar 09 2005 15:09:00

After more than a year of teases and false starts, Microsoft is finally starting to talk about its next generation game machine.

Latest 'Worms' turns on defenseupdated: Fri Feb 25 2005 12:14:00

Nearly 10 years ago, a little-known British game developer, Team 17, introduced the world to a quirky strategy game called "Worms."

CNNMoney: Microsoft recalls Xbox cordsupdated: Thu Feb 17 2005 09:14:00

Microsoft Corp. said Thursday it is recalling 14.1 million power cords for its Xbox video game console because faulty power cords have led to minor burns and property damage.

Exhilarating battles with demonsupdated: Fri Jan 14 2005 12:12:00

Set in the popular Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) universe, Atari's "Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone" for Windows (requires DVD drive), PlayStation and Xbox, follows a band of adventurers who inadvertently release two imprisoned demons.

Add-ons kick-start PC, console games updated: Wed Jan 12 2005 11:02:00

If you are looking to spice up your gaming console or Windows-based PC, pick up an accessory for your system.

CNNMoney: The hot gadgets of 2005updated: Fri Jan 07 2005 09:38:00

Better. Bigger. Faster. Cheaper. And of course, it's not "hot" unless its wireless and portable.

CNNMoney: Up next: Xbox 2updated: Thu Jan 06 2005 11:51:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - New year, new hardware. Welcome to 2005 - when things should get really interesting for the gaming industry.

CNNMoney: Sex and sequelsupdated: Fri Dec 17 2004 10:56:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Looking back, we all should have guessed that 2004 would be the year of sex and video games.

What to get the gamer who (probably) has everythingupdated: Fri Dec 17 2004 09:21:00

If you want to find the perfect holiday gift for the video gamer in your life, beware: Gamers can be surprisingly hard to shop for.

Money Magazine: 2004 Gift Guideupdated: Wed Dec 01 2004 00:01:00

FOR FOODIES

CNNMoney: 2004 Game Buying Guideupdated: Mon Nov 08 2004 13:15:00

Here's the good news: if you've got a gamer on your holiday shopping list this year, it's pretty hard to go wrong.

CNNMoney: Xbox hugs Ms. Pac Manupdated: Wed Oct 13 2004 16:10:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Since it hit streets three years ago, Microsoft's Xbox has been a machine that has catered to the hard-core gamer.

CNNMoney: Gaming: 2025updated: Thu Sep 16 2004 12:59:00

One of the best games around these days can't be found on store shelves and has absolutely no learning curve.

Review: Pinball wizards step up to Xboxupdated: Thu Aug 26 2004 16:04:00

"Pure Pinball," the first pinball simulation for Microsoft's Xbox, lets you enjoy the thrill of the arcade without having to shell out a bunch of quarters to play.

CNNMoney: Life after 'Doom'updated: Thu Aug 12 2004 17:52:00

DALLAS (CNN/Money) - Typically, when a developer sells roughly 300,000 copies of its game in one week, the team takes a little downtime to unwind and celebrate. At id Software, downtime is a rare commodity.

CNNMoney: "Doom 3" arrivesupdated: Mon Aug 02 2004 11:02:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) -Doomsday is almost here.

Review: Play gets rough in baseball 'SlugFest'updated: Fri Jul 30 2004 09:59:00

It's the bottom of the ninth and the bases are loaded. The Yankees and Red Sox are tied 4-4 when New York's Alex Rodriguez steps up to the plate -- literally engulfed in flames as a result of his "hot" performance -- and sends a ball out of the stadium and into the scoreboard, smashing it to pieces. The crowd goes wild.

CNNMoney: Midway grabs 'Unreal' franchiseupdated: Wed Jul 28 2004 16:26:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Midway Games, which hasn't seen a profitable quarter since 1999, has signed a deal giving it publication rights to one of the most successful franchises in the video game world.

CNNMoney: Doom 3 is coming -- finallyupdated: Wed Jul 14 2004 13:44:00

Since 2000, developer id Software has told the world the next installment of "Doom," the game that kicked off the action genre, would ship "when it's done."

CNNMoney: ISPs: Got game?updated: Wed Jul 07 2004 13:31:00

Spend some time talking with fans of Microsoft's Xbox, Sony's PlayStation 2, or Nintendo's GameCube, and it won't be long before you hear the word "networked" or "online."

CNNMoney: Xbox 2 + PC = ?updated: Wed May 26 2004 18:13:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Two months ago, Microsoft spoke glowingly of bridging the gap between the PC and Xbox. Now the company is considering erasing that gap completely.

E3 has gamers yearning for moreupdated: Wed May 19 2004 10:05:00

The Electronic Entertainment Expo is over. And that means so is the agonizing speculation about what exactly was featured there. After all, as the E3 Web site says, "E3 is a trade event and is not open to the general public. No one under the age of 18 will be admitted, including infants."

CNNMoney: Return of the quarter gobblersupdated: Thu May 13 2004 09:48:00

LOS ANGELES (CNN/Money) - I was a Pac Man baby.

Batting up for this season's baseball gamesupdated: Wed Apr 28 2004 09:35:00

There are 30 Major League Baseball teams, and each one plays 162 games over six months. Even with a satellite hookup, multiple televisions and an extended leave of absence from work, you couldn't possibly watch them all. Even if you could, what about all those agonizing times in which there's no baseball at all -- like mornings, winters, All-Star Breaks and players' strikes?

CNNMoney: Xbox 2 and PlayStation 3: A sneak peekupdated: Wed Apr 07 2004 13:57:00

Sony's PSP and the Nintendo DS -- will be answered.

CNNMoney: Microsoft cuts Xbox pricesupdated: Mon Mar 29 2004 10:01:00

Microsoft has fired the first shot in this year's video-game price wars, cutting the price of its Xbox console by $30 to about $150 in the United States.

CNNMoney: Microsofts hints about Xbox 2 featuresupdated: Wed Mar 24 2004 09:55:00

SAN JOSE (CNN/Money) - Microsoft is taking its battle with Sony to game developers, hoping to woo them away from the gaming industry leader with a new suite of tools designed to make building video games cheaper and easier.

CNNMoney: Xbox for $99? Xbox 2 in 2005?updated: Wed Jan 28 2004 14:21:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - For the past two years, Microsoft has established a reputation as a follower in the video game war. When Sony acted, Microsoft reacted - especially when it came to price cuts. Things could be about to change.

CNNMoney: New game machines en routeupdated: Wed Jan 14 2004 16:01:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Sean Connery said it best in "The Untouchables": Never bring a knife to a gun fight.

CNNMoney: XXX ... in a Tom Clancy game?updated: Mon Jan 05 2004 09:43:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - When you're a small business and you overlook a detail, it often goes unnoticed. When you're a multimillion or multibillion dollar business, it opens up the opportunity for someone to make you look foolish.

Business 2.0: Baby Bills A cadre of young, scary-smart executives is coming into power at the world's most important tech updated: Wed Oct 01 2003 00:01:00

Shortly after midnight on the first day of October 1997, a small band of young Microsoft soldiers sneaked onto the Mountain View, Calif., campus of then-archrival Netscape and dumped something on ...

Business 2.0: Hits & Missesupdated: Wed Oct 01 2003 00:01:00

Better product, lower prices, and they actually give a damn: Major airlines canceled hundreds of flights during the Aug. 14 blackout. JetBlue could've easily followed suit. Instead, the popular low...

Fortune: The Biggest Game In Town Music? Sales down. Hollywood? Hit or miss. Tech? Flat. No wonder everyone wants to be in videogames.updated: Mon Sep 15 2003 00:01:00

Let's play a little numbers game: on Aug. 14, Madden NFL 2004, a videogame pitting real-life NFL teams against one another, appeared on retailers' shelves. Within three weeks, the game grossed $100...

Fortune: Sony's Big Bazooka PlayStation is blowing away its competitors. But keeping it up might not be easy.updated: Mon Dec 30 2002 00:01:00

Kaz Hirai figured his career was over. The year was 1996, and Hirai, then 35, had spent ten years working his way up the ladder at Sony Music. He had lived in Tokyo and in New York; he had partied ...

Fortune: Unwrapture Make both dads and grads happy with the coolest new gizmos and gadgets.updated: Mon Jun 10 2002 00:01:00

Olympus D-40 Zoom On the serious side, Olympus' D-40 Zoom ($699) is a true four-megapixel digital camera with advanced features, like an all-glass lens and a seamless optical-digital zoom that's th...

Money Magazine: The Rules Of The Game Jake saved his money. Jean matched it. Now, how to spend it?updated: Fri Mar 01 2002 00:01:00

In 1999, when my son Jake headed off to kindergarten, he started receiving a $1-a-week allowance. As an added enticement, I told him that for really big purchases, I'd match his savings, 401(k)-sty...

Fortune: Console Game Reviewsupdated: Mon Jan 21 2002 00:01:00

Metal Gear Solid 2 PlayStation 2 Konami, $50 Subtitled "Sons of Liberty," this spy thriller looks like a big-budget film and plays as though you're genuinely living inside a secret operative's skin...

Fortune: My Favorite Things Laptops and handhelds and MP3s playing...scanners and speakers and video sharing...game updated: Mon Dec 24 2001 00:01:00

MP3/Audio player: Apple iPOD

Fortune: Let The Games Begin It's Microsoft vs. Nintendo as the Xbox and the GameCube engage in hand-to-hand combat this updated: Mon Nov 26 2001 00:01:00

Videogame enthusiasts (and their parents) had better prepare for an anxious holiday season. The much anticipated Microsoft Xbox and Nintendo GameCube will bring plenty of emotional highs and lows. ...

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