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UncategorizedDave Fennoy Answers More of Your Questions About The Walking Dead, His Awesome Hair and Other Stuff
Since our live Q&A with Dave Fennoy went up *just* as we were having some technical difficulties on the site, the incredibly talented voice actor who voiced Lee in The Walking Dead wasn’t able to answer all of your questions right then and there. I was, as I’m sure many of you were, disappointed. But…
By Tina Amini - Uncategorized
King’s Bounty: Legions Makes a Strategic Move to Android
Russian developer Nival has done an amazing job bringing an updated free-to-play take on New World Computing’s 1990 classic PC turn-based strategy game King’s Bounty to Facebook and the iPad. Now they complete the cross-platform circle with King’s Bounty: Legions for Android, harnessing the power of Tegra 3 to make for the best mobile version…
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Massachusetts Orders Light Gun Video Games Pulled From State-Operated Rest Stops
Massachusetts’ Department of Transportation pulled a Time Crisis cabinet and seven other light-gun video games from rest-stop arcades along the Massachusetts Turnpike, after the parents of a 12-year-old complained they were inappropriate, reports The Boston Globe. The removal was attributed to the Dec. 14 gun massacre in Newtown, Conn. The move will strike most gamers…
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UncategorizedWhat’s In a Name? A Racing Game With a Nutty Finish
It’s been a silly week for mobile games with suggestive names. First there was this. Then Fahey handed me something called “Noble Nutlings” for the iOS. Its icon was a beetle-browed, bucktoothed squirrel. I had no idea what to expect. Turns out this is a racing game (iOS, free download), from Boomlagoon, some ex-Rovio guys…
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UncategorizedThere I Was, Beating Down the Zombie Hordes Wearing Nothing But Cutoffs and a Chest Bandage
As far as first impressions go, Progrestar’s Facebook zombie survival game The Last One isn’t doing itself any favors. I show up in the game world wholly unprepared for the task ahead of me—torn pants, a chest wrap and a metal pipe against legions of flesh-hungry walking dead. One would assume that shoes would be…
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Comic Books’ Disastrous Self-Censorship Offers a Lesson for Games Publishers, Too
“Censoring violent comic books did not reduce juvenile delinquency or increase literacy,” reasons the International Game Developers Association. “It decimated the production of one of the few kinds of literature that at-risk youths read for pleasure.” The IGDA, the foremost group representing video games developers, wrote that to Vice President Joe Biden in a letter…
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