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[iBotModz_Bot]

From computerandvideogames.com:

Microsoft product director Aaron Greenberg has claimed that the death of Live on the original Xbox will allow the firm to add "more features" to 360's service - adding that MS is "definitely aware" of consumer requests for extended Friends' Lists.

Microsoft pulled the plug on Live on the original Xbox last week - but not without some final farewell messages for Halo 2 players.

Greenberg said that the end of the service will allow greater "flexibility" for additions to the 360 online interface in future. That could include a new TV show, according to reports today.

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[iBotPeaches]

I guess that might of been a couple hundred servers for normal xbox live. Maybe now we can have a larger friends list.

[jmdalmighty]

But why would you want a larger friends list I had the full hundred and then I romoved all the randoms and are down to the 40s out of them I only play and talk to about 20 so realy larger friend list is gonna be negative as let's say they increase it to 300 I don't want a f ucking message every second telling me there's someone new online WTF I rather have the ablity to play halo 2 and burnout revenge rather than the new crap they will give us

[lostmodz26]

Adding YouTube and a web browser would make Xbox perfect.

[jmdalmighty]

That would be and more people would buy the chatpad

[gruntmods]

Adding YouTube and a web browser would make Xbox perfect.

fuck that, make a web browser with flash support, the wii can do it, and microsoft has IE that they can port over.

[Slidell]

Maybe now we can have a larger friends list.

I only have 24 friends online this has no effect on me.

Edited by Slidell, 22 April 2010 - 02:09 PM.