(Posted by: Harrison Milfeld)

With the aftermath of the Nintendo 3DS media buzz calming down, the question remains to many denizens is how the games look and play. Sure, we've seen countless impressions from various journalists, but to the average gamer it's hard to grasp the the possible beauty of Nintendo's latest device. How does one device wow critics with a 3D glasses-less visuals, but it can only be experienced in person? The answer itself seems to rely in the dozen upon dozens of titles announced for the 3DS.

One title that was announced for the 3DS is a remake of Ocarina of Time. Textures and coloring were crisp, judging from screenshots, but how well was the presentation? Well, a French Nintendo website was able to capture on video a short trailer of the Ocarina of Time remake for the 3DS. Be warned though, it's guerilla-style video at its "finest." If seeing is believing, then this may be just a small taste of what the 3DS' potential. 

(Posted by: Harrison Milfeld)

One of Xbox Live's innovative programing ideas is no more. Microsoft today announced that they have canceled 10 vs. 100 for Live. A third season of the popular game was scheduled for a third season, but Microsoft has decided to focus their efforts on other projects. These future projects are said to be enabling the same technology used to develop the after mentioned 1 vs. 100. 

When it was released in its beta form last summer, 1 vs. 100 was played by more than 114,000 people on Xbox Live. It's surprising that Microsoft has no future intention to continue 1 vs. 100 when the game was being praised by many Live users. The beta numbers alone don't seem to be a large reason as to why Microsoft pulled the plug on this game. Hopefully the technology they're using for their next project doesn't get the same end result as the 1 vs. 100 team did.