p2pnet.net news:- Robbie Williams has hooked up with Bill and the Boyz in a bid to sell his videos for Microsoft Points through which you’re, “giving an interest free loan to Microsoft,” as James R. Stoup once put it.

“Xbox 360 owners, across Europe and Asia, will have the opportunity to download premium Robbie Williams music video content from Xbox Live Marketplace to their consoles,” says Microsoft.

“Downloads of high definition music videos will be available for 280 Microsoft Points, standard definition music videos for 230, and Robbie Williams themes (including 4 pictures) for 150 Microsoft Points.”

Not only but also, “RobbieWilliams.com in association with Xbox, will be running competitions to give away five Xbox 360 consoles and stacks of games,” it says.

Slashdot it!

Also See:
James R. Stoup – Microsoft launches own currency, November 23, 2006
Microsoft – Xbox Turns Rudebox as Robbie Williams Goes Live on Xbox 360, March 16, 2007

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