XBox Live Receives an Emmy
Posted by dw2003 on 16 September 2005 - 20:05 · 5 comments & 1002 views
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#1 Posted by loeakaodas on 16 Sep 2005 - 20:24
- Live did make online gameplay on the console trully amzing hopefully it will remain the same in the future
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#2 Posted by Epimetheus on 16 Sep 2005 - 20:26
- It may have recieved an enemy, but it's also recieved a Enemy. Nintendo Wi-Fi.
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#3 Posted by Englishkid on 16 Sep 2005 - 20:32
- pfft i could get an emmy, for being lazy pfft nobody wants them there so easy to get lol
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At the 57th Annual Technology & Engineering Emmy Awards on September 29, the Academy will honor Microsoft's online gaming service for Outstanding Achievement in Multiplayer-Backend Console Game Technology. The awards recognize "ground-breaking work in television broadcast and production systems, interactive television and other new media technologies."
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