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Terrifying Clown Army Invades New York Best Buy
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Downloadable defense game sensation Plants vs. Zombies invades the nation's largest Halloween celebration, as hordes of zombies and their leafy foes take to the streets in New York City's 36th Annual Village Halloween Parade. More »Starfy Parties In Rockefeller Plaza
Nintendo celebrates the release of the first Starfy title in the United States this weekend, inviting children of all ages to the Nintendo World Store in New York City for hot face painting action. More »Nintendo World Store Hosts Punch-Out!! Challenge
Punch-Out!! fans in the New York City can visit the Nintendo World Store on May 16th for a chance to take part in the Punch-Out!! Challenge and pick up an early copy of the game. More »New York Comic Con Now Gamier Than Ever
As if responding to Crecente's Day Note yesterday, the New York Comic Con issued a press release today announcing that the gaming presence at this year's show will be 50% larger than last year. More »Marcus Fenix Has The Biggest Scowl In NYC
Bit of Gears 2 marketing going down (or up) in New York City this weekend. Namely, some building-sized Gears of War 2 murals. Yup. Murals. Not posters, not prints, they're painted. More »Nintendo Throws A Party To Benefit Starlight Children's Foundation
Liberty City vs New York City (In Photos)
Liberty City is New York City. Pretty much. You already know that. Times Square, the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, you've no doubt seen them all in the game by now. But just how deep does the real-world-referencing rabbit hole run? You might recognise Broadway, but do you recognise Rockstar's version of the Paramount Theatre? Or their rendition of the Hearst Building? Maybe not. But they're in there. Those and a ton more have been noted, catalogued and photographed by designer Matthew Johnston, with the full gallery available at the Flickr link below. More »The History Of NYC (In Games)
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Launch Parties From Coast to Coast
Let us wax Consumeristy for a moment as we pass on reader Jim D.'s question and self-follow up about locating the best retail import game stores in New York and New Jersey. We think you guys might be able to chime in with some good suggestions (and we'd love to hear about good import game stores in other cities, too; It'll give us something to track down when we go out of town besides the local beers.) Jim's question and initial, exploratory findings after the jump. Joel Johnson
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