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Activision's Call of Duty 4 and Microsoft's Halo 3 have been trading the first and second slots on Microsoft's Xbox Live activity chart for the past few months. But Aaron Greenberg, director of product management for Xbox 360 and Xbox Live, said that GTA IV, which just released on Tuesday, is the new king of the hill on Xbox Live.
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(Credit: Newegg)As a general rule, I despise paying monthly fees for anything. But a little over $3 per month for an Xbox Live Gold subscription? I can live with that. Newegg has 13-month Xbox Live subscription cards on sale for $39.99, with 3-7-day shipping included free. In case you're new to the Xbox scene, a Live Gold subscription enables you to play games online against others.
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He said Rockstar's GTA IV could very well capture the top spot on the Xbox Live most-played list, which is currently dominated by Call of Duty 4 and Halo 3. Only paying Xbox Live gold members can play multiplayer online games via Microsoft's service. A one-year gold subscription costs $50.
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David Treadwell is the special guest on the Gillmor Gang this week (check out the podcast of the show here). He is the corporate vice president of Microsoft's Live Platform Services, which includes the recently introduced Live Mesh. Treadwell works directly for Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie, who has been working to put the Web, rather than the PC, at the center of Microsoft's computing universe. Live Mesh is trying to solve a key user problem--how to mesh the desktop, mobile...
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