The over-abundance of content on the XBLM has prompted the Microsoft to remove what they believe were underperforming Xbox Live Arcade titles. Well, it seems that Microsoft has realized that the problem wasn't too many games or content but the system they are currently using. Aaron Greenberg, the product management director for Xbox 360 and Xbox Live, has given word that they plan on doing something about the problem. To find out more, check out the full article.

Aaron Greenberg of the Xbox 360 team lampooned Sony earlier this month, saying how slow they are in delivering their products. He isn't through yet though. In the latest Major Nelson podcast, he states that Sony has "a history of over-promising and under-delivering." Ouch. More in the full article.

Size does matter. In the latest Major Nelson podcast interview, Xbox director of product management David Greenberg talks about XBLA's move to increase the file size of their games to 350 MB, saying that this will bring better, and more immersive games. He hints that big things are also in store for XBLA in the future.

If you're already one of the many gamers enjoying some sweet Grand Theft Auto IV action on your Sony PlayStation 3 or Microsoft Xbox 360, then here's an update about the ongoing sales war: GameStop reports that according to their sales figures during the first week of sales of the game, the Xbox 360 version has been constantly outselling the PS3 version by a huge margin. Check out all the details in the full article.

The director of product management for both the Xbox 360 and Xbox Live, Aaron Greenberg, recently shared a few thoughts about the upcoming 360-exclusive downloadable content for Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto IV (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3). He also threw out a response to how Sony's year is shaping up. To find out what he had to say, head on over to the full article.

Microsoft has been drawing up plans on how to one-up their rival Sony in the next leg of the console race. In a recent meeting both companies had with major global telecommunications companies, they recognized the importance of IP delivery content in the next generation of consoles that they plan to manufacture. More information about this in our full article.

The seventh-gen console war seems to have taken a sharp turn towards Sony's favor for February. Not only did Blu-ray finally win over HD DVD, but the PlayStation 3 also outsold the Xbox 360 for the second month in a row. Sony's pretty stoked about it, but what does Microsoft have to say? The answer to that and more in the full article.

In case some of you failed to notice, Microsoft implemented a cap limit to the total number of people you can add to your Xbox Live Friends list. Some might find this useful while the "sociable" gamers might see this as something absurd.

Regardless of what you think about this policy, Xbox 360 Group Product Manager Aaron Greenberg recently provided a very detailed explanation about the matter. His answers after the jump!

If you've been downloading stuff on the Xbox Live Marketplace, then you may have noticed the rather confusing pricing of some of the downloads. According to Xbox 360 group product manager Aaron Greenberg, this was not something they intended but rather a side-effect of credit card transaction fees.

Want to know what Aaron Greenberg had to say about this? Check out the full article for the complete explanation.

Microsoft's group marketing manager for the Xbox 360 and Xbox Live, Aaron Greenberg, was recently interviewed by Next Generation. He gave details regarding the major changes that will be coming to the Xbox 360 this December 4, specifically the incoming downloadable Xbox Original Titles, Xbox Live Arcade hits, and the much talked about news feed feature.

Want to find out what Greenberg had to say? Read the full article.