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Soon it will be summer. Time for summer fruit: watermelons, pineapples, and Diablo III?
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Earlier this month, a 55 year-old junior high school teacher allegedly took pictures up a young woman's skirt at an…
In years past, video games have been scapegoats. Need something to blame social problems on? Blame video games. This…
International Trade Commission judge David Shaw has recommended that the import and sale of Xbox 360 consoles in the…
The great Silicon Knights-Epic Games slapfight is at last underway in a courtroom, but already a judge has suggested…
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