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A Bright Idea: Sims 3 USB Christmas Lights
To go with the reviewers’ copies of The Sims 3 Collectors Edition (plum-bob USB memory stick included), EA also sent a set of USB Christmas lights, also in the shape of plum-bobs. The tips of the lights are sharp enough to cut skin or a small child’s mouth should they attempt to gum them. According…
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Games For Cheaper Auto Insurance
Allstate Insurance and Posit Science, a San Francisco start-up, are looking into brain-training video games as a way to give drivers a discount on auto insurance. SF Gate reports that a driver who played used the “brain-training software” game called Jewel Diver narrowly avoided a car accident when another driver ran a red light at…
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So my buddy swears to me that there is an increasing number of Counter-Strike players who are using meth to enhance their abilities. Now, he’s never cited this, I always just assumed he guessed this based on his own experience (I’d like to know what servers HE plays on), but it doesn’t seem entirely illogical.…
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Divinity 2: Ego Draconis Impressions: I Am Dragon
Journey back into the magical land of Rivellon in Divinity 2: Ego Draconis, Larian Studios PC and Xbox 360 follow-up to their poorly-title action roleplaying game Divine Divinity. Ego Draconis takes place a couple of years after the last game, and a war between dragons and humans is in full swing. While the two races…
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My Favorite E3 Game Moment: Mass Effect 2
While I saw plenty of amazing games at E3, the one moment that sticks with me is when BioWare was demonstrating the new conversation interrupt system for Mass Effect 2. Briefly touched on in Totilo’s impressions post, the interrupt system goes hand-in-hand with the tougher COmmander Shepard we’re seeing in Mass Effect 2. It’s a…
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Burnout’s Big Surf Island Gets Priced
The Big Surf Island expansion for Burnout Paradise is coming this Thursday to Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network. How much does Criterion’s biggest add-on yet cost? It’s not cheap, but it should be worth it, adding a much-needed infusion of new drivable real estate to Burnout Paradise, with a handful of new cars to…
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High Voltage’s Gladiator A.D. First Impressions
The Conduit developer High Voltage is bringing the original arena sport to the Wii with Gladiator A.D., part fighting game, part roleplaying game. At first glance, Gladiator A.D. looks like a rather simplistic sort of fighting game. Players take on the roles of warriors of the ancient world, driving sword against shield and spear against…
By Mike Fahey