Entries in 'youtube' (14)
YouTube seeking programmers for next-gen console app integration
YouTube is looking to hire next-gen game console programmers in an effort to ‘build the next generation game-console-based TV experience.’
IGN teams up with TV firm for new Start
Tomorrow will see the launch of Start, a new YouTube games channel by IGN Entertainment and TV producers Shine Group.
360 dash app usage rises 50%
The amount of consumers using entertainment apps on Xbox Live globally increased by 50 per cent from November to December.
Gaikai partners with Ubisoft, Best Buy
Cloud gaming company Gaikai is now providing its demo service to Ubisoft and Best Buy following deals with YouTube, EA and more.
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YouTube lands on Xbox Live
UK Xbox 360 owners will be able to access a host of new dashboard apps today including YouTube, Blinkbox, MSN and Muzu.TV.
IGN lands YouTube game channel deal
YouTube is to launch a new video games channel powered by the IGN Network.
MICROSOFT: Voice control leads New Xbox Experience
Microsoft has announced a new Xbox 360 interface will introduce enhanced voice control, YouTube, Bing and live television.
No online for Dirt 3 on PS3
PS3 owners who rushed out to buy Codemasters' new racer Dirt 3 yesterday have found that they are unable to access the online modes because of the ongoing PSN outage.
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Assassin's Creed: Lineage hits YouTube
Ubisoft has released the first of three episodes from the new Assassin's Creed: Lineage short movies.
MCV Awards video blitzes YouTube
The official video skit for last week’s MCV Awards 2009 has proved a real hit online, with the upload currently nearing the 5,000 views mark on YouTube.
YouTube inks game link deal
YouTube will start 'selling' games via links from its popular video game-relevant videos to online stores.
Wii Fit turns YouTube sensation
Nintendo has denied being responsible for a voyeuristic YouTube video that shows a young lady gyrating to Wii Fit’s Hula Hoop game, according to a full page report in ...
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Sony beat Facebook… to Facebook
Sony’s PlayStation division was tantalisingly close to spearheading the ‘online social community’ phenomenon – beating the likes of MySpace to the idea.
