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Xbox 2 unveiling at CES 2005?

Senior industry sources speaking to gi.biz have indicated that it is likely Bill Gates will unveil Xbox 2 during his pre-show keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show in January.

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Namco working on next-gen

Making sure it gets maximum value out of its tools.

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ATI comments hint at progress on Xbox 2

Graphics firm "winding down" work on Xenon parts.

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Eidos working on PS3, Xbox 2, PSP

IO Interactive is "playing a key role" in the transition to next-gen, while Core Design is working on various concepts for the new Sony handheld, Eidos reveals.

May 8, 2005 Tom Bramwell

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New emulator tech could enable Xbox 2 backward compatibility, say creators

Throwaway comment stokes the fires of speculation.

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Xbox 2 manufacturing plans on schedule - TSMC

Reassurance on next-gen development progress.

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Capcom to support next-gen

All three formats. The publisher also plans to unveil a hitherto unseen project in Japan this week at the Tokyo Game Show.

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Xbox 2 peripherals to be compatible with PCs

Future Windows PCs to support Xbox controllers, Xbox Live, and XNA.

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Xbox 2 online features exposed?

A Microsoft job ad says more than you'd expect about Xbox 2 online gaming.

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'We won't repeat Japanese failure' - Moore

Next-generation Xbox to address Japanese concerns over size and software line-up.

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Bill Gates to unveil Xbox 2 at CES 2005?

The Consumer Electronic Show has confirmed that the Microsoft chairman will deliver a pre-show keynote address.

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Xbox 2 takes shape as ATI rolls out graphics chipset

R500 parts headed for development kits, just in time for public unveiling on January 5th?

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DICE working on two next-gen games

The Battlefield developer is already busying itself on titles for PS3 and Xbox 2. Both will be published by EA.

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Microsoft planning three versions of Xbox 2?

Could Xbox Next and Windows Media Edition have a joyful union in autumn 2006?

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EA plans Xbox 2 versions of Battlefield and Black

Microsoft console due for significant support from EA's European studios.

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Tecmo president slams Sony's PS3 plans

Nakamura predicts Xbox 2 success, accuses Sony of losing focus on videogames.

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Next-gen consoles to act as wireless hubs - Jenson

Latest comments from EA CFO give insight into future of networked consoles.

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Xbox 2 announcement looks unlikely as CES looms

Xenon's unveiling likely to be pushed back to GDC or E3.

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New Microsoft patent reveals Xbox 2 design elements

J Allard's "procedural synthesis" technology appears in newly approved patent.

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Microsoft quiet on Xbox 2 at CES

But Bill Gates did have time to talk about hardware and Halo 2 sales.

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Bill Gates discusses Xbox 2

"More communications, more media, more connectivity" is Xbox 2 mantra.

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F.E.A.R technology to drive next-gen console FPS?

Monolith is working on next-gen consoles and has a version of its F.E.A.R engine running on them, the dev admitted yesterday.

May 8, 2005 Tom Bramwell

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Larry Probst reckons next-gen games may cost more

At least at first.

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Xbox 2 will release 'in late October, early November'

You'll be able to buy the next generation Xbox in both America and Europe in 2005, say experts.

May 8, 2005 Eurogamer Staff

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Xbox 2 to sport wireless controllers as standard

Next-gen system to drop the wires as Wavebird becomes a trendsetter.

May 8, 2005 GamesIndustry.biz