... if this Rock Band 2 ad is to be believed. And really, why wouldn't it be. It's not like they're mincing their words. It says, straight-up, the new Xbox Experience is coming in November. And in a second ad, after the jump, it says it again. ... any big Xbox Experience parties planned for next month. Maybe at a venue that won't return your deposit. Xbox Live overhaul due in November [GameSpot] [NeoGAF]

... November launch of the console's redesigned menu system. Looks like the "New Xbox Experience" party is in November, boys and girls. ( ... Rock Band 2, but it also encourages gamers to "Check out the New Xbox Experience coming in November." Microsoft was not immediately ... for confirmation when contacted by Sports Legends on Wednesday.The "new Xbox experience" was first announced at E3 in July, bringing ...

... to Microsoft's need to do some much-needed maintenance in preparation for the kick off of the new and improved, "New Xbox Experience" we're all supposed to have this fall. Starting September 29th, Xbox Live will be down for up to 24 hours. So mark your calendars, and be prepared to whip out those titles you don't need to play online to enjoy. I'll be ...

At Circuit City, buy select Xbox 360 or Playstation 3 games and receieve a free $20 gift card, as noted below. All carry free shipping ... prices after including the future discount. Sales tax is added where applicable. The games: Ninja Gaiden II for Xbox 360 for $39.99 Rock Band 2 for Xbox 360 for $59.99 Madden NFL 09 for Xbox 360 or PS3 for $59.99 Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 for Xbox 360 or PS3 for $59 ...

FROM GAMERTELL - On Monday September 29, 2008, for up to 24 hours Xbox live will be offline for maintenance. According to Microsoft's Larry Hryb, aka Major Nelson, not only will Xbox live be unavailable but so will the "My Xbox" section of Xbox.com and the forums will be in read only mode. … MORE » Keep up with the latest gadget goodness! - Subscribe to our feed →

... has announced a new ad campaign for the Xbox 360 that looks to be the largest in the short history of the Xbox franchise. Called "Live Your Moment", it hopes to appeal to the casual market, which the Xbox 360 hasn't done so hot in. These advertisements will be appearing across the nation on billboards, TV, print, and anywhere else you can buy advertising space.( secondstorygamer.com )Read More