Imagine the scene: in the near future, you are quietly playing the next Halo developed by Activision on your Xbox H3l1x, and as you just completed your first solo mission, a familiar voice resonates in your ears. "Hi, it's Frank Leboeuf. Do you want to know how much your car is worth?" It's the rotten dystopia in which we could one day live, believing a patent recently deposited by Xbox for a system that should allow to pause a game in order to …
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Imagine the scene: in the near future, you are quietly playing the next Halo developed by Activision on your Xbox H3l1x, and as you just completed your first solo mission, a familiar voice resonates in your ears. "Hi, it's Frank Leboeuf. Do you want to know how much your car is worth?" It's the rotten dystopia in which we could one day live, believing a patent recently deposited by Xbox for a system that should allow to pause a game in order to …