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Molyneux's Milo Brings a Virtual Child to the Xbox 360 [Xbox 360]
Kotaku — One of the most stunning moments of the Xbox 360 press conference this morning, was the introduction of Peter Molyneux's Milo. Milo appears to be a complex artificial intelligence that you can interact with through the Xbox 360 using it's recently announced Project Natal motion controller. Molyneux says Milo can recognize your face, emotions and will interact with you on a very deep level. Of course the demonstration shown off was all taped weeks earlier back at his studio, so we really don't know just how well this AI child works. ...

Microsoft at E3 '09
Anyway Games — The Microsoft press conference was top-notch. They showed a slew of great upcoming games, improvements of their Netflix and movies services, more social networking with Facebook and Twitter, the introduction of Last.fm ...

E3 09: Top 10 things you need to know about today - Monday edition (Mass Effect 2)
GamesRadar - Features — You should really read each and every word, view every screen, and watch every video that every website on the interwebs has written about E3 09. However, since we assume you’re just one person and not Google’s army of web crawling automata, we’re going to give you a daily primer of the most critical tidbits. Here goes… 1. Mass Effect 2 just keeps looking better We knew deep in our hearts that Shepard couldn’t be dead, and the new trailer confirmed it. We heard a voiceover exclaim, “Shepard, I thought you were dead!” or something along those lines – she must have watched the first teaser, too. Other notable bits include a precariously large rocket launcher unleashing a small ...

E3 2009 - Microsoft Press Conference: The Highlights
MTV Multiplayer — by John Constantine You’ve got to hand it to Microsoft. In the weeks leading up to E3, the discussion surrounding the house of X was focused on precisely what they didn’t have. Where was their fall line-up? Where were the exclusives that have defined the console? Microsoft had them and then some. Opening your show with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr instead of closing with them is the probably the most impressive show of corporate confidence in history. With the reveal of Project Natal, Microsoft’s new hands-free controller-camera, the house of green showed that this was no mere act of baseless hubris. They came to play. The show opened with a selection of multiplatform titles. ...

Cool New Ways to Play Games (Videos From E3 09)
GameProducer.Net — PlayStation 3 motion controller demo: Lionhead Milo Project: Microsoft “Project Natal”: Yes I know, widescreen is messing the site layout. Don’t worry, I’ll fix that before the next ice age.. Looking forward to seeing any of these in some real game (maybe in year 2016?) If you liked this entry, feel free to visit GameProducer.net to read more similar articles.