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Rebuffed PSN Plaintiff Lashes Out at Xbox Live, Nintendo
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Can the Dante's Inferno marketers do anything right? At E3, they had that phony religious wingnut protest. Now they've apologized for their Comic-Con contest that painted them as booth babe objectifiers. More »EA's Fake Protest Riles Some Religious
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