Last week, Microsoft informed us that they’d be offering a “storage solution” to Xbox 360 Arcade and Core owners who didn’t have 128MBs of storage to install the NXE. We now have those storage solution specifics.

Microsoft just launched a new Xbox Storage Upgrade website where Arcade and Core owners can request their storage solution. All you have to do is enter your console’s serial number and ID, then the system will check to make sure your console isn’t an Elite or Pro. Some are reporting that the system knows if you have a HDD connected and will deny your storage upgrade, so be careful. Once your console is verified to be lacking 128MBs of storage, you’ll be given a special offer based on which console you own. The storage solution offers are:

• Xbox 360 Acade owners: Refurbished 20GB HDD + 3 months of Xbox Live for $30.
• Xbox 360 Core owners: 512MB memory card for free OR refurbished 20GB HDD for $20

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Title: TGS 2008 Bring It Home

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Title: The Last Remnant

Title: TGS 2008 Bring It Home

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Title: Civilization Revolut’n

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Title: Tom Clancy’s End War

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Microsoft has just announced that the New Xbox Experience will release worldwide on November 19. Originally announced during E3 2008, the New Xbox Experience rethinks the way the Xbox 360 dashboard works in nearly every conceivable way. Adding features such as Avatars, the ability to install games to a hard drive and better organization for content, the NXE has been at the forefront of nearly every Microsoft event since it was first revealed. The worldwide release will hit in 26 countries and will be localized in 11 different languages. We anticipate November 19 will be a busy day to sign into Xbox Live.

Confirming a rumor that was hinted at long ago, Microsoft has just announced that TGS, another famed Namco Bandai fighter is hitting the Xbox 360. Landing in Fall 2009, Tekken 6 will find life on the Xbox 360.

Originally revealed exclusively for the PlayStation 3 in 2005, Tekken 6 joins the brawling fray on the Xbox 360 late next year. Released in Japanese arcades on November 26, 2007, Tekken 6 marks the first time the famed fighter will find itself on a Microsoft console. No other details have been announced.

Tekken 6 on the Xbox 360 will include the Bloodline Rebellion update that recently went live in Japanese arcades which introduces two new characters, Alisa Boskonovich and Lars Alexanderson.