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Gamers Opt Out Rescues Us From Sony and EA’s Lawsuit Prevention Clauses [UPDATE]
With a supreme court decision earlier this year making it legal for companies to include do-not-sue clauses in their user agreements, the only recourse for customers of companies like Sony and Electronic Arts is to opt-out of the clause via written letter. Now there’s a website that does it for them. In an age where…
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Let’s Watch Pretty People Enjoying the New Cable-Ready Xbox Live Experience
It’s time for cable TV on your Xbox 360. It’s time for controlling your television with your voice. It’s time for one set top box to rule them all. But mostly it’s time for a video of smiling people enjoying these things. This, ideally, is what you, your family, and your friends will look like…
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Prepare to Yakuza in 2012 With Dead Souls
You’ve survived the perils of Demon’s Souls. You’re fighting your way through Dark Souls hell. And next year? Next year you’ll likely breeze through Yakuza: Dead Souls, the newly-renamed North American version of Yakuza of the End, as it is a completely unrelated product. Sega picked an oddly appropriate time to announce a North American…
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PlayStation Gamers Choose Dark Souls Over Rage…at Kmart
According to a surprised Kmart Gamer, the avatar of all things gaming and Kmart related, the PlayStation 3 version of Dark Souls outsold Rage on the PS3 yesterday, defying expectations, while Rage reigned supreme on the Xbox 360. [Twitter]
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Who Wouldn’t Pay a Subscription Fee for New Games Every Month?
Commenter Blessrok remembers the good old days of the Sega Channel in today’s Speak Up on Kotaku, and wonders how many gamers would flock to a monthly game subscription service on modern day consoles. No, PlayStation Plus doesn’t count. I remember fondly as a kid having the Sega Channel. I thought it was the best…
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