That’s right — gamers. There seems to be a lot of interest for the MSN video player to be on the Xbox.

MSN’s Rob Crossen says that “what we’re doing here is taking MSN beyond what it has typically been known for.”

“An obvious place to tale MSN Video Player – given the quality of content that you are seeing on the platform – is the TV, and there are a number of ways that we could do that and in fact the challenge is prioritising so we’re looking at a number of opportunities.”

Crossen also said “there are a number of ways… widgets on internet connected TVs, we have our own products within the Microsoft network, Xbox and Windows Media Center for instance. There are a number of ways that we could choose to explore.”

Keep an eye out!

There have been several indications that Twitter’s website has went down.

Tweetdeck sent an error message to me saying “Twitter API is temporarily unavailable.”

Downforeveryoneorjustme.com says that Twitter’s down aswell.

Update (4:27 PM ET): Twitter’s website now fully functional.

Activision says that the Modern Warfare 2 DLC, which was announced this week, is named “Stimulus Package.”

The DLC will be on the Xbox 360 on March 30. Activision has not said on which other platforms the DLC will be available, other than the Xbox 360.

Xbox live members with the free Silver membership will be able to benefit from Gold membership privelages from March 12 to March 15 during a special Multiplayer unlock even, Gamesradar.com says.

There’s also no word on how much the maps may cost, or if they’re free. Keep an eye out.

The Just Cause 2 demo is now available on Steam, the Playstation 3, and Xbox 360.

Gogaminggiant says that the plot is centered in southwestern Panaun desert and contains 16 civilian towns and military bases.

Watch the trailer:

Have fun. They’ll be releasing the game on March 26, 2010.

Here’s a trailer for an upcoming game called: God of War 3.

The highly anticipated game is coming out March 16, so mark your calendars! It’s only going to be available for the Playstation 3.

Are you going to buy it?

(Special thanks to Machinima for the trailer.)

Valve has confirmed that steam is indeed coming for Mac.

Valve released a statement today saying that they have confirmed the development of Steam for OSX.

“Our Steam partners, who are delivering over a thousand games to 25 million Steam clients, are very excited about adding support for the Mac,” James Holtman, director of business development at Valve said in a statement.

The games that will be included are Left 4 Dead 2, Counter-Strike, Team Fortress 2, and Portal 2, which is a new game in development stages.

For Mac users, it’s about time.

A report says that Killzone 3 will be released this month.

We should see it during Sony’s Press conferense this Wednesday 10th at the GDC. The Playstation Magazine says that the reported game Killzone 3 is one of its “secret game of 2010.” We’ll just wait and see during Sony’s press conference.

The magazine also says that Resistance 3 is in the makings, and Treyarch has mentioned development of a Call of Duty: World At War sequel. Awesome!

This past week, a top Microsoft executive suggested a Internet tax to help defray the costs associated with computer security breaches and attacks.

Obviously.. most hacked computers are actually PC’s distributed by Microsoft, in which they’ve spent years and millions of dollars trying to fight the problem.

It’s not going anywhere.

Recently, Microsoft used a United States court system to shut down the Waledac botnet, introducing a new tactic in the battle against hackers, PCworld reports.

Microsoft says that there are 3.8 million, if not more, infected computers worldwide. It’s growing by the second.

What are your thoughts in a Internet usage tax? My personal opinion is NOT to go forward with it because it’s useless. There are tons of different computers out there that aren’t infected, for example, a Mac. People would not want to pay Internet tax just for Microsoft’s satisfaction.

(Video from DailyMotion)

Check out the gameplay for Alan Wake “Harvester of Sorrow” — looks really good.

Two game studio heads fired by Activision are suing the video game publisher saying it let them go to avoid playing hefty royalties from the popular video game “Call of Duty,” MSNBC reports.

The lawsuit is in excess of 36 million dollars. It was filed in Los Angeles superior Court this past week.

Activision called the claims “meritless” and said its decision was justified, the video game publisher said on Thursday.

We’ll just have to wait and see what happens next.