Tag: videogames
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I think they’ve passed the audition
Beatles rock band. Absolutely blown away by the trailer for this. It isn’t an original game. It isn’t an innovative game. It is a license game, which the vast majority of suck incredibly hard. So why has it impressed me? It has been done right. It oozes the source material. Right outfits, right look and…
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Bizarre Creations Next Live Game – Kotaku
New Xbox 360 Live game coming from the makers of Project Gotham: Bizarre Creations, the guys behind Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved and Project Gotham Racing, are working on a new Live Arcade title. Boom Boom Rocket, set to go live this spring, is described as a hypnotic rhythm music game conceived by Electronic Arts’ casual…
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Blue Burst
Have now downloaded Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst for the PC, and now they have the servers set up, will hopefully be playing that tonight. Suspect it will mainly be nothing new until the actual launch, where they will bring out a whole round of new content, but will have a bash and start building…
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Doubly Stoked
Simply put, I now have a Nintendo DS. It is lovely. I am happy. More soon
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Only 10% of Burnout 3 to go
Unfortunately of course it is going to be the hardest part. I still seem to be knocking off a couple of gold medals a session at present though so I am getting there, just not sure how long it is going to take me now. Must get back into some online gaming with it soon,…
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Nintendo woes
Thoughts that came to mind having read the following articles about the Gamecube: GAME refusing to stock Modem and Broadband Adaptors Dixons clearing out Gamecube Question – Are Microsoft responsible for GAME’s attitude towards the Gamecube? Microsoft do have a great deal to do with it, but I suspect not directly. They will give GAME…
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Donkey Kong Jnr the way it should be played
This is just genius. Donkey Kong Jnr
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Copywrite
These strange college students with their funny jargon and nerdy ways did more to start the computer revolution than any silicon engineering team. naturally curious, these MIT students had devoted their lives to intellectual tinkering. they believed in a co-operative society and imagined themselves living in a utopian world in which people shared information –…