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Another add-on pack for Skyrim gives you more content that you might eventually get to if you start playing the game again.

Seizure? Squirrels in your pants? Nope, just playing with the Kinect.

Not an April Fool's joke: you'll be able to fight enemies with your own voice.

If you're a fan of Star Wars and the show Parks & Recreation, you'll love this clip, in which Chris Pratt (he plays Andy on the show) re-creates the famous Obi-Wan Kenobi vs. Darth Vader lightsaber duel from Episode IV (the original Star Wars).

Microsoft updates Xbox 360 Dashboard with a whole bunch of options to try and get users to not just play video games, but watch TV, ads or search the Web.

There were problems in both the Sony and Microsoft camps yesterday, though in both cases the situations are being dealt with promptly. However one company is turning a problem into a source of good will, and the other seems more intent on deflecting blame. Can you guess which is which?

An all-but-confirmed rumor has Hulu Plus coming the Xbox 360 this Friday, but make sure you know what Hulu Plus really is before you get excited. Hulu also gives a little back to hurting PS3 owners. Meanwhile if movies are your thing you might be interested to learn that Epix will soon be streaming to various devices.

Lots of talk yesterday about Microsoft working on a new "Microsoft TV" concept to be rolled out next year. Could such a service succeed? Well, that depends...

Microsoft's year of exclusivity wasn't enough to keep the Xbox 360 in the lead when it comes to Netflix. Next week PS3 owners get treated to the ultimate (for now) Netflix streaming service.

Xbox gamers who may have been up too late playing Halo can find solace in a recently conducted study.

This fall there’ll be a new Xbox 360 Arcade to go along with the new Xbox 360 Elite released last week. This new style is very nice, but don’t overlook deals on the remaining ‘old’ Elites and Arcade bundles.

Hulu and Milo were both missing from the presser, and 'core games' were shown and moved off-stage quickly, but Microsoft had a nice surprise for sports fans, as well as new hardware to show off. But Kinect was the real star of the show, for better or worse.