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Backbreaker: Vengeance Costs More than Backbreaker‘s Current Price
Backbreaker: Vengeance got an Xbox Live release date on Wednesday but no price. Now, the game’s developer has followed up with one: $15 (1200 Microsoft points.) Not only is that well more than the iOS version of the game and its predecessor (99 cents each) but, as Pasta Padre points out, it’s more than what…
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This Week in the Business: “Itching for a while.”
What’s happened in the business of video games this past week… QUOTE | “Wouldn’t want to trade hands.” – Xbox COO Dennis Durkin talks about Microsoft’s position in relation to Sony’s and Nintendo’s. Referring to the PS Vita, he expresses his belief that launching a portable into a red ocean market is not a good…
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We’re Talking About Acts 1 and 2 of Shadows of the Damned Right Here
Ok everybody, it’s finally time. Lets talk about Shadows of the Damned. Today we’re going discuss acts One and Two (Sorry about the short notice on that.) Anyways, we’re all here now. I’m just going to throw out a few questions, which will hopefully serve as a jumping off point for you if you didn’t…
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First Brink DLC Will Be Free (For Two Weeks)
The developers at Splash Damage and Bethesda have confirmed that the first DLC for Brink will be free, as promised. Well, free for two weeks. Titled “Agents of Change,” the add-on is set to release in early July. [Bethesda Blog]
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Our Weird Video Game Summer Has a No-Strike Madden, a Kooky Catherine, Gears of War 3 and Much More
Blockbuster video games rarely released during the summer. But scale is no measure of quality; and while not all are of AAA-proportions, we’ll demonstrate that this summer’s schedule could include some of the strangest and boldest titles of the year. We’ve highlighted the titles that look most promising and organized them by month. So get…
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