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 (Retro) game onWanna spend a night shooting aliens, eating pac-dots or smashing your head against a brick in the hope of uncovering coins or a mushroom?
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 First look at 'Duke Nukem Forever'You wouldn't believe me if I said that I captured the Loch Ness Monster, or I've seen the alien corpses at Area 51, or I rode into work today on the back of a flying unicorn. But believe this: I have played Duke Nukem Forever.
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 New game stolen: DevelopersTwo London video game developers have learned the hard way that the Internet is still like the Wild West.
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 Good thinking, NelsonIf a good game is supposed to make you think, Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent has a fantastic head start.
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 Disney buys games start-up PlaydomSAN FRANCISCO - Walt Disney will acquire start-up Playdom for $563.2 million, as the media giant aims to take a leading role in the fast-growing market for games played on sites such as Facebook and MySpace.
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 2010's top summer video gamesWhat the heck happened to summer?
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 ‘Crackdown 2’ not worth waitYou can count on one hand the number of movie sequels that have been genuinely superior to their original films, but the opposite tends to be true of video games. Game sequels, by and large, build on the strengths of the original and ratchet everything up several notches. We're lucky that way.
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 Conjuring up funLike Luke Skywalker, Batman and Indiana Jones before him, Harry Potter has fallen under the spell of Lego. It's a peanut-butter-meets-chocolate combination that makes no sense on paper, but turns out to be magical in practice. Well, almost magical.
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 First-Person shooterIt's not real. But it feels real enough.
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 Beginning of the end for HaloFor the cybernetic super-soldiers of the Halo universe, the ending is about to begin.
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 Our 10 favourite E3 productsThe thumb blisters are healed, the tired feet are rested and the $10 convention centre cheeseburgers are now just a distant, unpleasant memory.
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 Trend setter (E3)The annual Electronic Entertainment Expo is like a blend of the world's biggest video arcade, the Las Vegas strip and an ear-splitting rock show.
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 Eye-poppingWhen Nintendo officially took the wraps off the upcoming Nintendo 3DS handheld at the recent Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, they invited the assembled media horde at a packed press conference to go hands-on with the device in a rather un-Nintendo-esque way: By unleashing a small army of beautiful babes on them.
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 Nintendo touts 3-D game deviceLOS ANGELES -- Nintendo is taking video games into a new dimension. Literally.
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 Microsoft unveils KinectWelcome to the new Xbox, where less is more.
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 Xbox gadget has all the right movesThe annual E3 Expo in Los Angeles is video gaming’s mecca, the place where tens of thousands of game developers, publishers, retailers, journalists, analysts and executives converge to see the titles and hardware that will be landing in stores over the coming year.
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 Gaming enters new DimensionAs video games and gaming hardware get more and more high-tech, we’re seeing all that computational horsepower and cutting-edge silicon being used with one goal in mind: Stripping away the barriers between gamers and the game.
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 Ridin' a fast kartAs with so many things in the realm of video games, we have Mario to thank for this.
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 Hot Shots, part deuceYou can't be all things to all people, or so they say.
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 The Sky has some limitsFor a company that loves to milk ... I mean, embrace its classic video game franchises through endless sequels and updates, it's odd that Nintendo hasn't shown the venerable flying game PilotWings much love. C'mon, guys! We've been waiting 15 years for another one!
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 Law and disorderLike a lot of kids -- particularly boy kids -- I used to play cops and robbers with the neighbourhood children back in the day.
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 ‘Limbo’ simply beautifulA boy wakes up in a forest. Ahead of him lies fear, uncertainty, death ... and his sister.
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 ‘Limbo’ fans want answersAfter six years in development by a virtually unknown Danish game studio, Limbo has exploded onto Xbox Live with some of the highest review scores of any game this year. But this moody black-and-white puzzler has left fans with many questions. Who is the boy? What happened to his sister? Why did this game take so long to make? And will we see a sequel?
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 3D gaming coming to your homeSo you bit the bullet and splashed out the bucks for one of those fancy new 3D TVs. You've watched Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs and Monsters Vs. Aliens on 3D Blu-ray five times each. You're waiting (and waiting) for 3D TV channels to arrive. So now what?
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