LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp. is planning a number of new features for its Xbox Live online gaming service this year, including limited data storage on its network, the company said on Friday.
Code-named "Tsunami," the new set of features is still in the planning stage and are expected to roll out gradually over the course of the year, Microsoft said.
But the list of services in development gives a preview as to what the company has planned for its Live service, which has more than 750,000 subscribers worldwide.
Among the features listed in an email from the company was something called "title-managed online storage," a way for game players to store and share data via Microsoft's network.
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