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EVE Online Celebrates 6th Anniversary With Cake
With EVE Online turning six years-old today and surpassing the 300,000 active subscriber mark over the past few days, there was really only one way for developer CCP to celebrate – spaceship cake. While other massively multiplayer online games have drawn huge numbers and then struggled to retain them, CCP’s EVE Online has spent the…
By Mike Fahey - Uncategorized
Mega Man 2 As Performed By The KU Winter Drumline
The Kansas University winter drumline lends credence the age-old belief that if you get together enough university students and percussion instruments, eventually an interpretive re-enactment of Mega Man 2 will break out. For your viewing pleasure, we present the Kansas University winter drumline’s performance of Mega Man 2. The costumes might be a bit thrown…
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Capcom’s E3 Lineup Rife With Mystery
Capcom has revealed their game lineup for E3 2009, or perhaps it’s better to say mostly revealed, with two mystery titles making their debut at the show. For the most part, Capcom’s E3 2009 lineup is made up of games you have either already heard about or even already played. They’ll be showing off the…
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HAWX U.S. Eagles Pack Flies Tomorrow
Europe has had their go, and now it’s America’s turn as Ubisoft prepares to release to U.S. Eagles Pack for Tom Clancy’s HAWX. The U.S. Eagles pack for HAWX features five new U.S. aircraft for the game, which is one less than the previously released European pack, but then again we’re only one country. Besides,…
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Mommy Dearest: The Best and Worst Mothers in Video Games
Mothers have it tough in video games – they get killed off, turned evil, or their children leave the nest to save the world. And their kids probably don’t call home often enough. In honor of Mother’s Day, we celebrate moms in gaming – from the bit parts to the big players. Some are examples…
By AJ Glasser - Uncategorized
New Beta Opt-In Process For StarCraft II
There’s a new beta opt-in procedure at Blizzard’s recently revamped Battle.net that StarCraft II beta hopefuls should probably go check out. Relatively quick and painless, the new beta opt-in procedure foregoes the usual uploading of DXDIAG files in favor of a more Blizzard-flavored method of obtaining your system specs. First log into or create a…
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Japanese Siren Home Space Creeps Westward
PlayStation Home is in the middle of one of their biggest content updates ever, and the North American release of the Japanese Siren: Blood Curse space plays a major part. It’s a big week for PlayStation Home. They’re giving away Patapon 2 t-shirts on Thursday; they’re adding a living room stage set perfect for machinima;…
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Even Video Game Soda Gets A Countdown Clock
Those of you eagerly awaiting the launch of the World of Warcraft flavored varieties of Mountain Dew Game Fuel now have a countdown clock to stare at for the next nine days. It’s bad enough that we have to put up with countdown clocks that lead to big-name video game reveals. Now we’re counting down…
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Atari Still Publishing Ghostbusters In North America
Following this morning’s announcement of Sony’s exclusive PAL Ghostbusters publishing deal, Atari clarifies their publishing plans for North America, including the release of the PSP version worldwide. While Wii, DS, and Xbox 360 fans will be left out of the ghostbusting loop this June in PAL regions, North American fans can rest assured that they’ll…
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GameStop’s Exclusive Brütal Legend Tenacious D Axe
Gamers who pre-order Brütal Legend from GameStop will find themselves on the receiving end of an exclusive in-game guitar, crafted via unholy alliance between Double Fine and Tenacious D. While the exclusive pre-order axe certainly has a striking look, the differences between this and your ordinary Brütal Legend guitar are far more than skin deep.…
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Why Richard Garriott Is Suing NCsoft
What’s the story behind gaming legend Richard Garriott’s $24 million lawsuit against massively-multiplayer online game developer NCsoft? The court filing unearthed by GamePolitics reveals a sordid tale of betrayal. According to the lawsuit filed by Garriott yesterday in the Austin, Texas, division of the U.S. District Court, the events surrounding his departure from NCsoft last…
By Mike Fahey