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Tebow Confirmed for All NCAA Football 11 Covers
Tim Tebow getting the cover of NCAA Football 11 was part rumor, part poorly kept secret, and all but assured. EA Sports has confirmed for Kotaku that Tebow will be on the cover of all versions of the game. Tebow’s appearance was first reported this afternoon by ESPN.com. Unifying the cover under him ends the…
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Chrono Trigger Figures From Six Months In The Future
Crono and crew come to life in this series of four Chrono Trigger Formation Arts Trading Figures from Square Enix, now available for preorder from Entertainment Earth. Crono, Frog, Lucca, Robo, Ayla, and Magus leap into action in this series of Chrono Trigger dioramas. First seen at Toy Fair in February, they capture the spirit…
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Modern Warfare 2 Stimulus Package Arrives for PS3, PC in Early May
Modern Warfare 2‘s five-map, fifteen-dollar “Stimulus Package” will arrive for both PS3 and PC in North America on May 4, the game’s studio just said via Twitter. Infinity Ward’s Robert Bowling said Australia and Europe gets the PS3 version of the downloadable content on May 5. The PC release date of May 4 is global.…
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How World Of Warcraft Could Change The Workplace
Stanford University communications professor Byron Reeves talks to The Washington Post about how the collaborative online model of games like World of Warcraft can help change real world workplaces and empower better leaders. Reeves is the co-author of Total Engagement: Using Games and Virtual Worlds to Change the Way People Work and Businesses Compete. With…
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Warhammer Online Bug Results in More Than $300 Monthly Fees For Some
A screw-up in EA’s Warhammer Online billing system has resulted in many players being charged upwards of 22 times for a one-month subscription, filling bank accounts with overdraft fees and the Warhammer forums with very angry players. A Warhammer Online forum thread named ‘Billing Error‘ has been filling with reports from customers who were surprised…
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Why Gamers Should Care About Net Neutrality
We’ve heard the term ‘net neutrality’ bandied about the internet for more than a decade, yet many gamers aren’t aware of how important the concept is to their continued online entertainment. Why should you care about net neutrality? Perhaps you don’t know what net neutrality means. That’s a fair assumption, considering the phrase doesn’t exactly…
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Red Dead Redemption Multiplayer Has A Posse
If you thought Red Dead Redemption’s single-player looked exciting, wait until you get a load of the extensive free-roaming multiplayer Rockstar has cooked up. Posse up! I loved the free play multiplayer mode in Grand Theft Auto, and Red Dead Redemption’s Free Roam multiplayer is a lot like that at its core. You and a…
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New Developer, Horror Consultants Give Fans Plenty To Fear In F.E.A.R. 3
Creepy little physic girl Alma is back, and she’s bringing the kids with her in F.E.A.R. 3, with a new developer and the minds behind Halloween and 30 Days of Night taking the horror to all new heights. While the logo still says F.3.A.R., the official press release is calling the game F.E.A.R. 3, so…
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Does StarCraft II Require An Internet Connection?
Last we’d heard, StarCraft II was playable offline, but the box art for Wings of Liberty clearly states “Internet Connection Required.” Has there been a change in plans? Screenshots distributed at BlizzCon last year had us questioning whether or not StarCraft II would require an internet connection to play. The launch screen for the game…
By Mike Fahey