What happens when almost everyone stops playing a game on Xbox Live? Do the real fans keeping playing? Do the noobs wander on? Well, you're about find out. OXM took a handful of older games from the Xbox 360 and tried to find some people to play with online.

One of the games was Smackdown vs. Raw, which saw 14 players in 30 minutes, not bad for an old game. OXM did meet a new-comer to the game called "THEBOSS6976".

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Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, the sequel to the quite successful super hero brawler has had its release date slip back to 2009 as opposed to 2008. While this is a blow, the time is apparently being spent to improve the new Spider-Man game, which means there should be more than enough Marvel for everyone.

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Activision has announced that Call of Duty 5 is in the works for Xbox 360, PS3, PC, Wii and PS2. We could also be seeing two new Guitar Hero titles this year, along with another title for Tony Hawks and a new James Bond game set to accompany the new movie coming out in Autumn. A sequel for Marvel Ultimate Alliance and a new Spider Man game have also been mentioned, although there aren't many details for these games yet.

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"Last November, Sega announced that it had taken over the game license for the Marvel Comics hero Iron Man from Activision. Today, the Japan-based company announced it has acquired three more game licenses from the venerable comic book publisher turned media powerhouse.

Foremost among the new acquisitions is The Incredible Hulk, who is currently appearing in the role-playing game Marvel: Ultimate Alliance.. Previously, Vivendi Games held the game rights to the brawny superhero, releasing 2..."

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