Xbox 360s fly off store shelves . . . at gunpoint!
Wow, the site is finally online. Awesome to see an actual web-page up. 
Well, the next generation of console gaming is set to officially kick off tomorrow, the 22nd (two days before Thanksgiving) in the United States with the release of the Xbox 360 to the public. So starting tomorrow anyone can get their hands on one, if they haven’t all sold out that is.
Then again, as one crazy man found out, there are other ways to get your hands on a 360 . . . with a little armed robbery! A man in Stafford, Virginia walked into an Electronics Boutique store this morning and made off with two Xbox 360’s, forcing the store manager to hand them over at gunpoint. Fortunately, the criminal was found and caught by cops later on, and the 360s were returned safe and sound.
The store is back in operation and the Thanksgiving holiday is looking as bright as ever, unless you’re the 360 pre-launch criminal that is. I don’t believe that cells are equipped with the Xbox 360’s that the poor schmuck went so far to obtain. This just proves once again that crime never pays!
supadupagama says:
I still need to go through the blog settings, but it looks nice with the CNN theme. I’m looking forward to updating this blog with my buddy astrotriforce. In making VideoGamesBlogger dot com, we’re looking to release only the best news we want to write about. The next-generation starts soon, but we love us some retro gaming, so it’ll be a fun mix of all the best videogames news.
We don’t want to waste your precious time, so unless we’re posting interviews, reviews, or other articles of some sort. I reckon news items will be straight to the point, lifting out the best facts you want to know about and delving into those. From experience I know I don’t have the time to wade through each game systems newspages, so what I personally want to create here is a place where you can go and know you’re not missing anything if you forgot to check one of the millions of game news sites or blogs.
Anyway, lots of work still left to do, but it’s a start…
