Today, as rumored, Microsoft unveiled its new version of the Xbox 360. It has a bigger, 250GB hard drive, Wireless N built right in and a new design, all for the same price as the old version — $299. But here's the real question: did they finally fix the hardware issues that have plagued the Xbox 360 since launch?

We're on the cusp of the biggest video game announcements of the year as the Electronic Entertainment Expo, also known as E3, is fast approaching. The flipside of that is the web is stuffed to the gills with enticing rumors. Two of those? We could get a $200 PlayStation 3 from Sony, or a redesigned, smaller Xbox from Microsoft.

This ain't your normal Best-Buy-bought Xbox 360. No, this is the millionth Xbox 360 to be sold in Australia and New Zealand, so it's been completely done up by the special effects geniuses at WETA. And it's so pretty, you...

Good news for Xbox 360 owners: those USB ports on the front of your console won't just be for show anymore. I mean, sure, you can do stuff such as charging your controllers with them or plugging in a wireless...