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The Rap Song That Dreams Of Mass Effect And Fallout 3

My favourite video game rap song of all time is “The Video Game Song” by Sole and Alias. It’s getting a little old, though, so Sole is back with a new game-heavy track, called “The Deadliest Game”, and it’s great If you’re having trouble keeping up, the lyrics are handily displayed in the bottom-left corner…

By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2011

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Here’s Your First Look At FIFA 12

Or, your first look at a heavily rendered image of a famous football player (in this case, Kaká), the quality of which which you won’t see in the actual game outside of the intro and replay sequences.

By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2011

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The First 3DS Game With An Erotic Game Pedigree?

Senran Kagura -Shojotachi no Shinei- is an upcoming 3DS ninja action game that features “costume damage” and saucy scenes in 3D. According to Japanese magazine leaks (pictured), it even has boobs bursting out in an unseen fashion. All that sounds like, well, what’s bound to happen on the 3DS. The game, however, does have a…

By Brian Ashcraft Published April 13, 2011

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And Here I Was Thinking Tetris Was A Random Game

I had long believed that the cruel, torturous selection of what bricks are coming next in Tetris was random. Turns out, they’re not! Which makes sense. Nothing that cruel can happen by accident. “Tetris doesn’t deliver the bricks in a completely random order; it shuffles ahead a set of bricks”, Goldeneye designer Martin Hollis tells…

By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2011

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A Star Fox 64 3D Release Date Flies Out In Japan

Star Fox 64 3D, the 3DS remake of Star Fox 64, will be out in Japan on July 17. [via Nintendo]

By Brian Ashcraft Published April 13, 2011

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In This Clip, Controllers Make The Best Guns

Forgive the leetspeak title, PWN3D is a short film from a couple of friends who work in the film industry. It’s directed by a fella named Shane English, and shows what happens when a video game destroys a living room. Watch it. It’s pretty good!

By Brian Ashcraft Published April 13, 2011

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Deus Ex’s Future Will Give You Creepy Robot Hands, Awesome Robot Eyes

Sarif Industries, a key player in the upcoming Deus Ex: Human Revolution, manufactures robotic human body parts. This “commercial” for the company makes that look even creepier than it sounds. Robot piano hands? Fine for piano, maybe, but what about holding kittens? And robot football arms? That was a perfect, if girly, pass for the…

By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2011

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The Voice Actress Capturing The Hearts Of Otaku Everywhere

In Japan, voice actresses have a niche fan base. There are magazines and websites dedicated to them, and popular voice actresses might parlay that into music singles or photobooks. Aya Hirano, the voice of Haruhi Suzumiya, was able to make the leap from anime and games to mainstream celebrity, appearing on television and even as…

By Brian Ashcraft Published April 13, 2011

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This Might Be The Best Pirate Trap We’ve Ever Seen

Garry Newman, the creator of the Garry’s Mod mod/machinima toolkit for the PC, just sprung one of the best pirate traps in recent memory, tricking those who did not pay for his product into essentially giving themselves up. Newman recently programmed a little trap in the code of the game, which would generate an error…

By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2011

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The PlayStation Hacker’s PlayStation Hacking Days Are Over

Rapper (and part-time hacker) George Hotz has settled out of court with Sony, who wanted him strung up on charges of circumventing the PS3’s copy protection. And the details of that settlement are now public. In order to escape going to trial, Hotz has agreed to, basically, never mess around with another Sony product ever…

By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2011

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Brink’s PC Specs Won’t Leave You At The End Of The World

Brink is out on May 10. If you’re going to be playing it on PC, you’ll need to know its specs. Well, here they are!

By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2011

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Captain Commando, Capcom’s Greatest Hero

Boy, Capcom really went to town today on the news and media, didn’t they? It’s a damn shame, then, that none of it involved the company’s original mascot – and my all-time favourite Capcom hero – Captain Commando. Just like Sega, in the 1980s Capcom felt the need to create a mascot for itself, to…

By Luke Plunkett Published April 13, 2011

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What Are You Listening To?

Welcome to a themed Tuesday open thread. While I may be reading the above collection, this one’s about the music, podcasts, audiobooks or whatever it is you’re listening to these days. Please, share with the group. I’m still looking to expand my podcast horizons, so further suggestions on high quality, well produced and interesting (non-rambling)…

By Michael McWhertor Published April 12, 2011

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Dragon Age II Is A Bit More Playable On PC Today

BioWare has released patch 1.02 for Dragon Age II, patching various bugs, quest glitches, and technical foul-ups and generally making the game a bit more tolerable on the Mac and PC. Check out the full patch notes here

By Mike Fahey Published April 12, 2011

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Wii Price Drop Due Next Month, Says Report

The Wii may be as cheap as $150 USD next month, according to a report from Engadget, which cites a “trusted source” that says the console will become fifty bucks cheaper by May 15. If accurate, it would be the second price drop Nintendo has issued for the four-year-old platform. The Wii dropped from its…

By Michael McWhertor Published April 12, 2011

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New NeverDead Screens Are Under Construction

Konami offers a new look at the dismemberment-focused action adventure NeverDead today, this time featuring a level that looks a little brighter, a little unfinished. Look at all those tarps and that scaffolding! NeverDead is currently in development at Konami and Rebellion Developments. If you don’t know that about this PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360…

By Michael McWhertor Published April 12, 2011

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From Gears To Deals To Games On Demand, This Is Xbox Live For April

April is shaping up to be a big one for Xbox 360 owners, especially if they like getting their hands on Gears of War 3 early. That multiplayer beta leads a long list of content that Microsoft confirmed for April today, from Xbox Live Arcade games to deals on tons of other stuff. If you’ve…

By Michael McWhertor Published April 12, 2011

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Portals Opening All Over Steam’s Potato Sack Indie Games

Valve’s vast potato-based conspiracy explodes today, as GLaDOS and Portal invade the thirteen games that were offered as part of Steam’s indie game Potato Sack bundle. The horror! Players that purchased the Steam Potato Sack indie game bundle have gotten a whole lot more that thirteen excellent indie titles and a special skin for Portal…

By Mike Fahey Published April 12, 2011

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Lego Pac-Man Is Just An Artistic Experiment

A GOOD USE OF BRICKS | SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA: A delightful Lego take on Pac-Man, on display late last month at Bricks by the Bay, “a celebration of LEGO as an artistic medium and hobby.” (Photo by origamiguy1971 via Flickr) The Making of Gears of War 3 Multiplayer I’ll stay out of the way of…

By Stephen Totilo Published April 12, 2011

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PlayStation Store Update: Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes, Steel Rain and the Gun Sonata Arrive

Well this is certainly an exciting week for PlayStation 3 owners. Not only is tasty puzzle-RPG Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes finally here in high-definition, new add-ons for Bulletstorm, Killzone 3, and Super Stardust HD have also flooded the North American PlayStation Store. There’s also Dungeon Hunter: Alliance and demos for Swarm and Clash…

By Michael McWhertor Published April 12, 2011