
Being the awesome developer that it is, Valve’s giving away the soundtrack of Portal 2 for free via the game’s official website.

Being the awesome developer that it is, Valve’s giving away the soundtrack of Portal 2 for free via the game’s official website.

As Microsoft attempts to set a Guinness world record through Kinect Sports on Saturday April 23rd, the software giant’s giving all Xbox Live members free Xbox Live Gold membership this weekend.
Now that’s the type of giveaway we like to hear about. Just for liking Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood Facebook page, Ubisoft is promising us a brand new map for free. Only catch is that it needs to top 1 million likes first.
PlayStation Plus is the place to be, it seems. Sony’s made known what will be coming to subscribers of the premium service on the 26th of October, and to be quite honest, there are many goodies in store. Unlike regular PSN members, Plus subs will be able to download a full game trial for God of War I and II, and “snag a free Dominus Skin for God of War III and will also receive a GOW III skin with the purchase of each title,” according to the US PS Blog.
Lots more past the jump.
When Microsoft said it would spend half a billion dollars on Kinect advertising, the giant wasn’t kidding. Yesterday, Kinect landed on the Oprah Winfrey Show, and what happened there was really something.
Apparently, giving everyone in the crowed a motion sensing device is enough to send them screaming for joy… crying even.
In fact the place got so wild you’d think everyone of the middle-aged women in there were given brand news cars. Watch it past the jump.
UPDATE: The game’s no longer free on Live, you had your chance, then.
Original Story: Stop whatever you’re doing now, turn on that Xbox 360 of yours, and get to downloading Fable II. Redmond is offering the game for free at no extra cost to you.
Good news for the movie buffs: starting this Saturday, the PlayStation Store will update with one free movie rental as part of its “Midnight Movies” promotion. How does that sound? For this coming weekend, the movie that’ll be shown is Bram Stroker’s Dracula, so why not put it to download while playing some games on Saturday.
There’s just one catch, though.
Coming to PSN and Xbox Live tomorrow will be Dead Space Ignition, when there, you could either purchase the great game, or just wait a tad longer and get it for free.
What say you?