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Yu-Gi-Oh Tagforce 4 Has More Cards Than Ever Before
Konami Digital Entertainment is packing more than 3.500 cards into Yu-Gi-Oh 5D’s Tagforce 4, the next version of the popular card battling series for the PlayStation Portable. I’ve been following the cartoon series on and off for a few years now, but Yu-Gi-Oh 5D’s is where I stopped. The latest series hasn’t so much jumped…
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The New World Of Warcraft Race Speculation Continues
Internet rumors regarding two new playable races in World of Warcraft’s unannounced new expansion continue to stir, as sources close to one website point further towards the addition of Worgen and Goblins. WoW.com reports that “multiple sources close to the situation” have laid out the two new playable races in World of Warcraft’s “Cataclysm” expansion…
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The Lost And Damned Loses $5 From Price
If 1600 Microsoft points was a small price to pay Grand Theft Auto IV‘s The Lost and Damned, 1200 is an absolute steal. The Lost and Damned is this week’s Xbox Live Deal of the Week, shaving $5 off the price of a new storyline and new multiplayer features for the already excellent Grand Theft…
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G.I. Joe Review: Now We Know
They’ll fight for freedom, wherever there’s trouble, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra is there, riding the wave of live-action movie hype to a console near you. G.I. Joe is the code name for America’s daring, highly trained special mission force. Its purpose, to defend human freedom against Cobra, a ruthless terrorist organization determined to…
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Gaming Before Chemo, A Child’s Escape
His parents can recite the days from memory. What parent couldn’t, for such watershed trauma in the life of a boy and his family. On September 4, 2008, they found out he had a tumor in his brain. He was in the intensive care unit, often screaming in pain, until September 13, when he was…
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Guitar Hero 5 Wii’s Roadie Battle Preview: Bring On the DS
The last time I previewed a Guitar Hero game, I was drawn to the Wii version because it attracted a less-competitive crowd of music fan. Now I’m drawn to it to kick some ass. I’ve heard people criticize Guitar Hero games in the past for being too much of a video game and not enough…
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Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad Screens
Here’s a set of screens for Tripwire Interactive‘s Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad, the game featuring a single-player campaign that lets you play as the Germans during World War II. The single-player German campaign drew a great deal of attention when it was first revealed, but there’s much more to the sequel than strapping…
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Video Game Quintet Captures The Essence Of Pong
We’ve seen video game musical performances in the past, but none that have managed to convey the underlying sense of despair so prevalent in Pong as this particular quintet. Ash Ketchum and Link, otherwise known as ArachnidianDream and Lennart Jansson, arraigned music from Mario, Kirby, Tetris, Zelda, Pokemon, Halo, and yes…Pong, for Seattle’s Marrowstone in…
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