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Remember when I said Sega's upcoming The Incredible Hulk game should just be considered Ultimate Destruction 2? Upon seeing this trailer, I need to revise that statement just a tad. You should consider Sega's The Incredible Hulk an incredibly bland-looking Ultimate Destruction 2. Just goes to show how realism isn't always a good thing. How do you make a gigantic green bundle of fury battling robots and smashing cars look so amazingly boring? No preorder for you, The Incredible Hulk. More »
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I went to a Sega Booth tour that really was nothing more than the guy gesturing me towards their booth and then walking away. After looking around I realized that all of the games were in Japanese and the ones that weren't were already being covered by my colleagues so I went for the one game that was close and didn't have anyone mobbing it which turned out to be Sega Rally for the PS3. More »
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Harvard's new afterschool club called Harvard Interactive Media Group, or HIMG for short, is laying the groundwork for all of those Ivy League students to have the ability to communicate to each other the values and virtues of the gaming experience without the added benefit of, I don't know, playing the games with each other. Instead there's a lot of forum discussions on comparisons between games, art, and film, as well as relationships between gaming and real-world scenarios. It's riveting. Any club with a mission like this is bound win a lot of members: More »
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The corporate world is about to get its game on. Newly founded TrainingPort Strategies plans to develop video games and sims for white collar workers. Company founder Joe Biglin says they'll; More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=212549&view=rss&microfeed=true I kinda felt sad when I heard that New York City was declaring today Final Fantasy XII day and that I wasn't going to be able to catch it... and then I saw the videos, they're almost as boring as the plot to most of the FF games. More »
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Here's something that's perfect for the UK and its former colonies. This plug-and-play cricket features realist bat and ball. Motion sensors detect the batsman's swings and the bowler's bowl. Apparently players must use the "proper" bowling motion for the action to register on the game. What's more, the motion-sensitive ball is outfitted with a directional pad and three buttons that dictate spin! More »
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]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=185355&view=rss&microfeed=true The Entertainment Software Association just released their latest update to their annual Essential Facts About the Computer and Video Game Industry. Nice title. More »
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