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Every One of Us is Dead at the Beginning of The Silent Age
Plenty of video games have toyed with a desolate future in which an extinction level event has wiped humanity from the face of the Earth. The Silent Age isn’t about the future. It’s about right now. Bang, you’re dead. Well, maybe bang, possibly whimper. Discovering the how and why is the mission of a mustachioed…
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Remember: It’s Not Just the NFL’s Exclusive License with Madden; the Players’ Union Has One, Too.
Gamers, including those who don’t even play sports video games, love to hate the exclusive license the NFL sold to EA Sports in 2005, making Madden the only NFL video game on consoles. Let’s not forget the NFL Players’ Association is a part of this, too. With just one exception (GameLoft’s NFL 2010 for iPhone,…
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SimCity Won (and Broke) My Heart in Just Three Days
This is the story of how the new SimCity hooked me in three days. This is also the story of a bustling city on the banks of the Chickville river. A place filled with hard-working folk not afraid to get their hands dirty, plucking riches from the depths of the Earth and sharing them with…
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Your Sunrise Can’t Be Compared to These Time-Lapse Captures
Real-world sunrises get more intense as we get closer to spring—but they pale next to what we can find in games. The lovely time-lapse moments you can see above, from Minecraft and Grand Theft Auto IV, among others, create living, breathing worlds that you just can’t wait to dive into. Video Game Sunrises [YouTube]
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