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September 4th, 2010 | 
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hey guys have been out of state for awhile so i havent been very active but here is the hacked XeX for Halo:Reach
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MR2YFVFTMax Rank
Max Credits
Just replace ur default.xex with this one…
Njoy
Jtag only!!
P.S.
Credits goes to DetoX & UnknownV2
Stephen Toulouse, Director of Policy and Enforcement for Xbox LIVE, posted some tweets about the early online Halo Reach leaks:
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I’ve been asked about unauthorized pre-release play on Halo: Reach. Let me address that.
As with all unauthorized play on Xbox LIVE, anyone playing any unauthorized title runs the risk of account permaban and console.
Remember, legit store bought copy runs no risk of ban. Key word: UNAUTHORIZED. We have ways of knowing. :>
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As we know the leak originates from people being able to download the game from Xbox LIVE. It was placed there for reviewers and protected with a code, but people managed to bypass it.
“We have ways of knowing. :>” … is the review build placed on Xbox LIVE different (crc-check?) from the Retail build, in which case they can BAN everyone with a review-build if you’re not the allowed-list, or does MS have something new up their sleeves?
Halo: Reach is due out on 14th September.
News-Source: http://twitter.com/Stepto
From gamasutra.com:
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According to a notice on the Amazon.com website, Xbox Live Arcade game codes for specific Xbox 360 downloads will no longer be sold through the online retailer.
The notice further informs users that Xbox Live points can still be purchased on Amazon.com, and that these can be used with your Xbox 360 console to purchase any of the games that were previously available.
The Amazon store offered consumers the advantage of buying games using exact money — and sometimes at Amazon-specific discounts — rather than purchasing them using a Point system as in the Live Arcade interface.
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Full Story: gamasutra.com
From joystiq.com:
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Continuing in the sad tradition of Halo 2 and 3 before it, Halo: Reach has apparently been leaked. Modders at Game-Tut.com found a way to trick Microsoft’s servers, which are currently hosting the full game download. The download is intended for select media and only accessible with a code — well, until Game-Tut apparently cracked that security measure. The site has yet to openly leak the files to the general public.
It appears that the game is leaking other places as well.
A Microsoft spokesperson told Joystiq, “We are aware of claims being made regarding a security exploit related to Halo: Reach and are aggressively investigating the matter. We have no further details to share at this time.”
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Full Story: joystiq.com
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Tags: halo, leak, reach | 
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Head to the MOH website and log in to your EA account to redeem a beta key. When that key is redeemed you’ll be given a token. That token can be used on Xbox Live to download the beta demo.
It sounds like a key is given to anyone with an EA account.
The Medal of Honor beta has been ongoing on PC and PS3 since earlier this summer. Dan Whitehead did some war for Eurogamer.
From 1up.com:
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Hello Games chose to make Joe Danger a PlayStation Network exclusive, apparently because the indie developer lacked faith in Xbox Live Arcade.
“Why choose PSN? It was the only way we could self-publish,” he said. “XBLA is kind of a slaughterhouse for smaller developers. There are games that do amazingly well. But there’s two titles released every week and a lot of those are falling in that 25,000 or less category.” Murray used his own independent figures, which he noted aren’t official. He claims 47% of self-published XBLA titles sold less than 25,000 copies, 23% sold around 100,000 copies, 13% sold 200,000 copies, and 17% sold more than 200,000. Joe Danger sold 50,000 copies on the PSN in the first week alone.
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Full Story: 1up.com
Here you go guys, here is a beta version of the new Crazy Taxi XBLA games that is yet to be released.
Enjoy!
Here the beta link sign up
http://www.testdriveunlimited2.com/beta