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Don’t You Wish You Worked At Insomniac?
Check out these vinyl toys CreatureBox and Gentle Giant put together as gifts for Insomniac Games employees. Even the weird-looking Qwark puts all the coffee mugs I’ve ever gotten to shame. The full employee gift set includes Qwark, Clank and Ratchet. To give you an idea of scale, Qwark is a whopping 15 inches wide.…
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Take A Peek At Paris In New Sims Screens
I’m still really bummed that you can’t move to one of the three countries Sims 3: World Adventures adds to the virtual map. But at least you can take the wine home with you. Well, technically it’s not “wine,” it’s nectar. But the new nectar-making skill fits the France theme in World Adventures perfectly. Some…
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Will Monkeyshines at ESPN Throw a Monkeywrench in a Video Game?
Steve Phillips, formerly of ESPN’s Baseball Tonight, lost that gig in a sex scandal that you might have read about. He was also the color analyst in MLB 2K9. That title doesn’t feature in-game boinkable PAs, but will he stay? Pasta Padre, on the ball as ever, speculates “no.” Even though we’re about four months…
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UK Viral Vid Teaches Us How to Cope with L4D2
Bad enough that this sucker’s set in Louisiana and still features a cricket bat – I’ve truly never heard of anyone playing that game south of the Mason-Dixon, outside of university graduate students from India. This viral vid across the pond for Left 4 Dead 2 furthers the European co-opting of the zombie genre –…
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Drake’s Voice Actor Says Jackman’s the Man
In a podcast interview, Nolan North, the voice of Nathan Drake, indicated that Hugh Jackman is the preferred actor – by producers – for the upcoming Uncharted movie. Desmond – er, Drake – er, North – told the Official Playstation Magazine UK’s podcast that not only is Jackman who he’d like to see take on…
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SAG Sacks Voice Acting Contract
A contract proposal hammered out between the Screen Actors Guild and video game publishers was shot down after a union vote. A key sticking point seemed to be “atmospheric” work, in which one actor voices multiple minor characters. Variety reports that the guild members who work this contract – covering 70 games publishers and all…
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