Microsoft's
new dashboard for the Xbox 360 is close at hand (read our
full review for the details) but not all of the video partners
that were announced for the new Kinect-centric experience will be launching alongside it. As of launch December 6th the list will look basically the same as it does now, with Lovefilm and
Epix joining options like Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Sky Go. Later on in the month more new providers like Crackle, Dailymotion, Rogers On Demand, Vudu, and
Verizon FiOS TV will filter in, while the UFC app is timed to launch
December 20th. Finally, a few highly anticipated additions including MLB.tv,
HBO Go and Comcast's Xfinity On Demand are among those slated for arrival in "early 2012". Check after the break for the complete list (
update: and a video trailer), we'll let you know about more specific launch dates as they become available.
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