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  1. Do you like football? Love it

     

    What is your favorite team? Atlanta Falcons

     

    Do you have a favorite player? Tony Gonzalez

     

    How much do you pay attention to the NFL? Never miss a game.

     

    Do you keep up with team/player stats? Yes, mostly with my own teams.

     

    Do you play fantasy football? I have.

     

    Have you ever been to an NFL game? 3

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    While discussing new Outlook email service, Microsoft general manager Brian Hall namedrops "New Xbox" but does not share more.

     

    After significant speculation spread over the span of years, Microsoft has finally spoken on-record about its next Xbox. During an interview with The Verge focused on Microsoft's new Outlook email service (embedded below), general manager Brian Hall name-dropped a "new Xbox."

     

     

    “We’ve had Hotmail and operated Hotmail for about 16 years, we obviously have Exchange, and Outlook, that people use at work. We just decided it was time to do something new and bring the best from each of those and put them together and release it right in time for the new wave of products that we could have coming out with Windows 8, with the new version of Office with the new Windows phone and the new Xbox,” Hall said.

     

    Hall did not share further details on the next Xbox. Windows 8 will launch on October 26 alongside Microsoft's new Surface tablet line.

     

    [uPDATE] Following the publication of this story, Microsoft issued a statement to GameSpot on the matter.

     

    “Xbox 360 has found new ways to extend the console lifecycle by introducing controller-free experiences with Kinect and re-inventing the console with a new dashboard and new entertainment content partnerships," reads a line from the statement. "We are always thinking about what is next for our platform and how to continue to defy the lifecycle convention.”

     

    The analyst consensus is that the next Xbox, as well as the PlayStation 4, will be on store shelves for holiday 2013. A recent 56-page document supposedly originating from Microsoft said the next Xbox would launch in 2013 at $299 bundled with the second iteration of Kinect, among other updates. As for the PS4, PlayStation executive Andrew House said in June that Sony's new console would not be shown until a "significant leap" over the PlayStation 3 could be demonstrated."


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  3. ‘Hearthfire‘ could be The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim‘s second DLC expansion, according to a new trademark filed by Bethesda.

     

    Those well-versed Elder Scrolls fans among you will have already realized that Hearthfire is the ninth month of the in-game calendar, coincidence? PlayStation 3 fans will not be too pleased to read this considering that they are still yet to receive the game’s first DLC expansion Dawnguard, Bethesda recently admitted that the delay was down to performance issues.

     

    Information found at egmnow.com

     

    http://www.egmnow.com/articles/news/skyrims-next-dlc-to-be-called-hearthfire/

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  4. Rockstar releases three new images showing off bike, jet, and sports car transportation options; developer planning to share more info this week.

     

     

    Rockstar has dripped out the latest bit of information surrounding the much-anticipated Grand Theft Auto V. The company today released three new images from the game, and teased that it will offer "more info this week."

     

     

    Pilot a fighter jet in GTAV. Why not?

    The screenshots, posted to Rockstar's news blog under the title "Transport," include shots of a road bike, a high-end "Cheeta" sports car, and a missile-loaded fighter jet.

     

    GTAV has been the subject of much speculation, with many analysts believing the game will be on store shelves by March 2013, despite Rockstar having remained silent on its release date.

     

    Last month, Rockstar explained why it has remained largely quiet on GTAV since officially announcing it in October, saying it doesn't want to spoil the game prerelease, and it is simply not ready to show more.

     

    When GTAV does arrive, it will do so with great sales expectations. Sterne Agee analyst Arvind Bhatia believes the game will sell 14 million copies at launch, driving $700 million in revenue.

     

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    Information at Gamespot.com & Pictures from Rockstargames.com

     

    http://www.gamespot.com/news/new-grand-theft-auto-v-screens-more-info-this-week-6392251

     

     

    http://www.rockstargames.com/newswire/article/37991/transport.html

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