G4 will produce a weekly wrap-up show, X-Play Weekly, much like it does for Attack of the Show!, which will be available for purchase on the marketplace beginning Aug. 14.
G4 is no stranger to Xbox Live -- it currently sells a number of titles, including Code Monkeys, The Block and Attack of the Show!.
X-Play would seem a logical fit for the service, which is largely populated by gamers competing against each other in “Halo 3,” “Call of Duty” and “Madden ’09,” which is hitting stores Aug. 12.
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