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 Review: Fable Heroes is a boring hack-and-slasherPatrick O'Rourke reviews Fable Heroes, a generic hack-and-slash side scrolling Castle Crashers style multiplayer game.
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 PlayStation Canada's Spring ShowcaseWe take a look at some of PlayStation's best Canadian-created games.
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 'Avengers' video game coming to Kinect, Wii UNow that they've saved the world on film, "The Avengers" are teaming up for a motion-control video game.
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 Review: Trials Evolution is addictively entertainingGaming writer Patrick O'Rourke reviews Trials Evolution, a dirt bike ride through a two dimensional path filled with jumps, ramps and obstacles.
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 Policing gambling in Japanese social gamesGree, Japan's leading social gaming site, has said it will strengthen policing of its content as regulators consider a clamp down on Internet games seen to be flouting gambling restrictions.
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 Review: Bloodforge is a blood filled messPatrick O'Rourke on Bloodforge, one of the latest games to attempt to blur the lines between downloadable game and retail release.
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 Review: Spirit Camera offers a spooky but flawed experienceGaming writer Patrick O'Rourke on Nintendo's Augumented Reality game, Spirit Camera.
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 Review: Fez puts a new twist on an old-school genreGaming writer Patrick O'Rourke reviews Fez, a side scroller throwback to 80s games.
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 Canadian Video Game Award winnersMany gamers might not know it, but a number of notable video games are developed in Canada. Each year the Canadian Video Game Awards honours the best in Canadian developed interactive entertainment.
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 Superbrothers, Deus Ex win big at Canadian Videogame AwardsTwo games walked off with 10 of the 15 categories at the third annual Canadian Videogame Awards Saturday night in Vancouver.
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 Grateful Dead Game: The Epic Tour takes fans on virtual tourThere's a way to recapture the magic of the Grateful Dead online in a videogame, "Grateful Dead Game: The Epic Tour."
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 Review: The PlayStation Vita is impressive but needs better gamesGaming blogger Patrick O'Rourke tests out the latest handheld from PlaySation, the Vita.
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 Review: Xenoblade Chronicles revitalises the JRPG genreIf JRPGs are altered too much, they lose the charm that made them so appealing in the first place. The Japanese developer Monolith Software has completely avoided these pitfalls with its game Xenoblade Chronicles.
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 Review: Kid Icarus: UprisingKid Icarus: Uprising hits it out of the park, according to Paul Chapman
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 Review: Kinect Star WarsIf you're an adult Star Wars fan, the first thing you need to know is that Kinect Star Wars wasn't designed for you. The entire game, from the ground up, was created with children in mind. That doesn't mean that certain aspects of the game can't be fun for adults though.
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 Could next generation consoles ban used games?There are rumours swirling that the successors to the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 (code named Orbis and Durango) may not be compatible with used games. To us this seems ridiculous.
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 Angry Birds cartoon confirmed at MIP TV 2012An Angry Birds animated series is scheduled to debut this fall. Rovio, the game's maker, has confirmed it has created 52 short Angry Birds episodes. Each will be under three minutes.
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 Review: Mario Party 9After a surprisingly long five- year gap between titles, the Mario Party franchise has finally returned with Mario Party 9.
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 Angry Birds maker buys Finnish gaming studioAngry Birds maker Rovio has bought Futuremark Games Studio, the gaming arm of Finnish benchmarking software firm Futuremark, for an undisclosed sum.
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 British video games retailer GAME enters administrationBritish video games retailer GAME has collapsed into administration, placing more than 5,500 jobs at risk, the group says.
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Celebrating Canadian talent at the Video Game Awards Many Canadians might not realize it, but some of the past year’s big-budget, critically-acclaimed video games were actually developed right here in Canada.
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 Gaming blogger Patrick O'Rourke reviews the latest addition to the Pokémon franchise, which will likely be one of the last Wii titles published by Nintendo.
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 Mass Effect 3 fans campaign for new endingThe studio behind hit videogame "Mass Effect 3" has said fans who wanted a happier ending may get a slice of what they wish for, following an online campaign calling for changes.
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 Are video games art? Draw your own conclusionsSure, the three-dimensional vistas explored in video games such as Super Mario Galaxy and Halo are enchanting, immersive and often dramatic. But, as the age-old question goes, are they art?
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Demographics, local tastes fuel Arab video game industry The Middle East has one of the fastest growing communities of online gamers in the world, and demographics mean this is likely to remain true for many years.
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