Overall though, You're in the Movies simply isn't worth the £45 it costs to get the game bundled with the Xbox LIVE Vision Camera (although far cheaper if bought online or without the camera if you already own one). Yes, there are 30 B-movie scenarios, and plenty of mini-games, but the game isn't structured well enough to keep everyone interested and the end results aren't worth the effort.
Nominations for Develop Industry Excellence Awards are unveiled, and two developers are likely to walk away with most of them.
Rockstar and Media Molecule will be contesting for the most category nominations. Rockstar snags six of them with GTA: Chinatown Wars and GTA IV: The Lost and the Damned from Rockstar while Media Molecule's LittleBigPlanet alone is nominated for another five.
Wouldn't be surprised if Rockstar takes all their 6 nominations and brings home several prizes =)
NextGen Player writes:
"With March Break fast approaching, many parents are left with the task of planning a variety of fun activities for their kids to enjoy during this time. Xbox Canada is taking steps to help parents with this dilemma by launching their Xbox 360 "Best March Break Ever" Tour across Canada.
For this tour, Xbox Canada has selected 4 locations with corresponding dates for each event. They are:"
Music game specialists Zoë Mode have given a first glimpse inside the audio recording and post-production facilities in their new Brighton premises. Fully equipped for surround mixing, music mastering and post-production, with multiple interconnected recording and production spaces, the high-end facilities underline Zoë Mode's commitment to high production values.
