News: Downloads from the big show will be made available all week.
Microsoft has announced they will once again be running their "Bringing It Home" promotion over Xbox Live to bring the best of E3 to the gamers that can't be there (and there's a lot more of us this year to be sure).
The downloads will begin on Tuesday, July 10 and run through the end of the show until Friday, July 13. According to Microsoft, we'll get "a selection of game trailers, themes, gamer pictures [or] demos from the hottest E3 titles such as these:"
Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation
Assassin's Creed
BioShock
Blue Dragon
Burnout Paradise
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
FIFA Soccer 08
Guitar Hero III
Lost Odyssey
Madden NFL 08
NCAA Football 08
Need For Speed ProStreet
Project Gotham Racing 4
The Simpsons Game
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08
WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008
In addition to this list, Microsoft has promised "plenty of surprises."
While they're not saying which games will get demos and which will get videos, you can be assured we'll get something good. During last year's initial Bringing It Home promotion, Microsoft dropped a fantastic demo of Capcom's Lost Planet on the Live Marketplace. I'd imagine this year will be no different.
Microsoft also plans to make their E3 2007 press conference available for download sometime during the week along with other video updates from the show.
A running list of everything Microsoft has added to "Bringing It Home: E3 2007" will be available on the Marketplace Ticker during the show.
We'll have more on anything E3-related soon.
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