
Those of you staying up to see what Bill Gates has to say in his final Consumer Electronics Show keynote speech alongside Robbie Bach tonight - 6.30pm PST, which is 2.30am GMT - will be able to watch it live on the Internet.
As Gamerscoreblog points out, Gates' speech will be broadcast on Microsoft.com, and will feature the usual bits about gaming. Bach, who is president of Microsoft's Entertainment & Devices Division, will appear and there will be an on-stage demo of some form.

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Ecco the Dolphin is returning, with original creators confirming multiple new games and related projects now in development.
Loved Ecco on Megadrive/Genesis. Diving out of the water was always a fun feeling, and the whole 'vibe' while playing/exploring was pretty chill and special.
Always hoped we'd get a proper 3D sequel with modern-tech water-graphics and physics. (Same wish for Wave Racer btw).
That is amazing news. Keep it level based or metroidvania but dont go the roguelike route and it should be good.
That brings me back. I know I have a couple copies on Sega consoles but they’re in a box somewhere.
I may check out a new game if done well

Pricing your game between $20 and $40 could be a key part of attracting player interest.
I will definitely be watching this for 360 announce/disc format announcements. N4G later today (or tomorrow depending where you are) is going to be hectic.
Server crash confirmed lol
I watched "Liar, Liar" with Jim Carrey.
Bill might be copying Jim, drinking alot of water, nervous.
and the embarrassing part isnt even the half of it. read my other post in the "MICROSOFT BLURAY HDDVD DILEMNA" where i explain what i mean.
i cant wait to see what thier gonna say now
Does anyone know of any live feeds for the whole show, not just the MS show?
Sony would be stupid to not let Microsoft in on the whole Blu-Ray thing. What about all of the Sony items that uses Microsoft stuff ? If Sony says no just to spite Microsoft then guess what Microsoft will do the same. Sony already relies on Microsoft for alot of stuff for example Video Codecs & Sony Computers that use Windows XP & plenty of other things. If Sony becomes an ass about this then this will just go back to hurting consumers again. Sony can not afford to be an ass to Microsoft now. These two companies now need to grow some balls & wise up & work together. If they say no to each other just to spite each other then like I said the consumers will be the ones that loose.