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A Look Back on China’s Most Beloved Video Game Console
Even before the ban on mainstream game consoles in 2000, the Chinese have been playing old school video games on third party machines. One of these machines, aptly named the “The Little Tyrant (小霸王)” garners particularly fond memories—memories of a time when things were simpler and gaming was a fun family affair. The Tyrant, a…
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Thief Steals Fake iPhone, Is Caught While Returning It
Pickpocketing is a major issue in a lot of places, and China is no different. Crack open any Chinese travel guide and there will be whole sections dedicated to techniques to prevent pickpocketing—however, there doesn’t seem to be any guides on what to do when reverse pickpocketing occurs. In Yiwu, Zhejiang province, police were called…
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Blurring The Lines Between Single Player And Multiplayer Is A Good Thing
In the future, there may not be any more single-player games—but that doesn’t mean what we seem to think it does every time some big publisher opens its big mouth and tells us that single-player games are dead. Epic, story-driven campaigns aren’t going away; it’s just that new forms of multiplayer are evolving in tandem…
By Mike Rougeau - Uncategorized
SNL Proves That Racism Won’t Die, Even After The Undead Apocalypse
Poor Kevin Hart. All he wanted to do when he hosted SNL this weekend was eat “white people brains” and do the dance from “Thriller.” Instead he got shot. It’s a messed up world we live in, especially once the dead start walking. (Apologies to anyone outside the U.S. who can’t watch this—blame Hulu. I’m…
By Mike Rougeau