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Fourth of July Memorial
To: Luke From: Owen Re: Hey Americans, Why The BBQ? Why? Why? Why? This weekend, on my westward push I returned to Boulder for the first time since I was a newspaper reporter here, more than five years ago. Kotaku alumnus Adam Barenblat has put me up in his shanty apartment, where I managed to…
By Owen Good - Uncategorized
Week in Games: Bigs Week, Not a Big Week
Arcade-style baseball returns in The Bigs 2, highlighting a light beginning to the third quarter of 2009. Battlefield 1943 is available for download for both Xbox 360 and PS3 later in the week. While technically not a new release, the BioShock and Oblivion bundle is available for PC and 360 on Tuesday. CID The Dummy,…
By Owen Good - Uncategorized
Taste the Painbow, Belgian Rofl Honored in Gamertag Awards
Two weeks back on 1 vs. 100, The Ones were – consecutively, now – players with the gamertags BLooDYxGenocide and Banana Hammicks. Definitely memorable. In that spirit, The BBPS has created its inaugural gamertag awards. The awards span seven categories – including “Are You F#%KING High?” and “WTF Is So Cool About Ninjas?” – with…
By Owen Good - Uncategorized
At Long Last, an in-Game Twitter Client for Warcraft
Do you spend six hours a day playing Warcraft and another three hours Twittering pointlessly? Well now you can spend nine hours doing both! With TweetCraft, WoW gamers get a fully-featured Twitter client that, of course, allows you to send and receive in game – but also schedule your Tweet uploads, send in-game screenshots, and…
By Owen Good - Uncategorized
DS Plugin to Help Diabetic Kids Keep Consistent Readings
Pharma firm Bayer has created a DS plug-in built on the idea that diabetic kids typically lose track of no-fun things like glucose meters, but rarely lose fun things like gaming handhelds. No, the “Didget” isn’t a kind of Vitality Sensor; it goes into the DS/DS Lite’s Slot-2 and rewards players giving consistent readings with…
By Owen Good - Uncategorized
DLC Bound for Bound in Blood
Techland, the developer of Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood, announced three pieces of DLC are on the way but few other details. Two will be multiplayer map, the third is for the singleplayer mode. No price points or release dates just yet. But the content will be available for all versions – PC, PS3…
By Owen Good