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Microsoft and Bungie have teamed up to release two new Xbox 360 Limited Edition “Halo 3″ wireless controllers. Designed by Todd McFarlane, creator of Spawn, the controller and headset will both be available once Halo 3 is released later this year. You can also pre-order them at select retailers. Pricing is still unknown. Two more pics after the jump!

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In order to promote the new Simpsons Movie, Microsoft will be releasing limited edition versions of the Xbox 360 themed, The Simpsons. Only one hundred of these limited edition consoles will be made. No other information has been revealed. The Simpsons Movie will be out in theaters on July 27th.

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The update for Rainbow Six on Xbox Live is now available. It is include two new multiplayer online modes one being assination (Team one vs. team two with a target) and Total Conquest. The update also includes three new maps, and two previous maps that have been re-done.

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Microsoft has unveiled some new changes to their Xbox 360 Warranty, including extending the warranty from 90 days to 1 year, an extra warranty after your console is repaired, a faster service, and a better technical support. You can read the full list after the jump!

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The production line the Xbox 360 Elite is officially announced. Featured in black, the console has a 120GB hard drive, HDMI port, black wireless controller and a black Xbox live headset. The Elite will retail for $479.99 and will be set to ship on April 29. And for those looking to upgrade their current Xbox 360, Microsoft will be shipping a standalone 120GB Hard Drive on the 29th as well. Here is the clip showing an interesting conversation with Albert Penello about the Xbox 360 Elite and Microsoft’s changing stance on HDMI.

Via Kotaku

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