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Um, Hooray? Forget Game of the Year, the Japanese internet has the Kuso ("Crap") Game of the Year. And last year’s winner is coming to the Xbox 360.

Benjamin Heckendorn, the famous Xbox to Laptop modder has inspired a few college students to create a damn good Xbox 360 Laptop.

Breath of Death VII: The Beginning is going to be hitting the 360 this April.  What better way to celebrate the taxation you just suffered than by dropping a measly $1 on this game.

Breath of Death VII will sport some historic 8-bitish visuals rendered in spectacular 720p glory.  Several dungeons will be ready for your exploration, and a damn easy leveling system.  Check out the video to see what all they hype is about.

Sharing: It’s Win/Win

Capcom’s small tribute to classic arcade brawlers is due out in the midst of tax time. The company announced today that Double Impact will be coming out on April 14 on Xbox Live, and April 15 on PlayStation Network. It will cost 800 Microsoft Points, or $9.99 on its respective systems.

Double Impact combines the arcade version of Final Fight with the classic Magic Sword. Combining the two makes it about five bucks per game, which isn’t a bad deal if you’re a fan of classic arcade brawlers. Check out the video above to see it in action.

Documentation obtained by Joystiq and subsequently confirmed with two separate sources reveals that

"USB Mass Storage Device Support on Xbox 360" will soon be a reality

Ironstar: "Those of you on Xbox Live likely dread paying a monthly/yearly fee for Xbox Live Gold. Now I don’t have the magic switch that suddenly renders the service free, but here is a free month of Xbox Live Gold if you follow the instructions while supplies last. "

ResumePlay writes: There was a recent post on N4G regarding the sales of PS3 and 360 exclusives. ResumePlay was appalled by the quality of the reporting, since the writer just picked 5 random exclusives to compare, with no reason for picking those games.

So ResumePlay decided to do some research, and compile a more rational, scientific list of the sales data. They don’t make any conclusions here about which system is better, they just want to get the real facts out there. You can take a look for yourself, and make your own judgements.

Tomorrow Xbox 360 owners will get their hands on a Splinter Cell Conviction demo. PC owners? Nope, sorry fellas.

Electronic Arts announced today that Skate 3 will be releasing for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on May 11 in North America, with an international release following on May 14.

Along with the release date, EA also revealed the full roster of professional skaters that’ll be playable in Skate 3, which you can find below. Among them is actor Jason Lee, who you probably know from My Name is Earl or any number of Kevin Smith movies. Lee was also a pro-skater before his acting career took off, and in Skate 3 he’ll be playing “Coach Frank” in the game’s new Skate School tutorial mode.

For more on Skate 3 — including its new city and emphasis on team competitions — check out our last hands-on look at the game right here. The full roster follows below:

A Ubisoft source has told IncGamers that the Splinter Cell: Conviction demo will hit Xbox 360s in the UK at midnight GMT.