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July 16, 2008

Netflix on the XBox?

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You'd better believe it. Every year around this time, E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) happens in California. It's a time for those in the video game industry to let others know what is coming in the future and how the last year has treated them.

To kick off the week, each of the major console developers (Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo) holds a press conference where they make their big announcements on upcoming titles and developments for their systems. Yesterday, Microsoft announced an exciting new partnership with Netflix which subscribers could start to see the benefits of as soon as this Fall.

Basically, if someone is a member of XBox Live, Microsoft's online gaming service for the XBox 360, and a member of Netflix, they will receive the ability to stream movies online to their TV through the XBox 360 console. Best part of all? No additional costs.

To read more about this exciting deal, head on over to the WashingtonPost.
 

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