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PlayStation Store Update: In Dead Space, No One Can Hear Sonic The Hedgehog
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 and Dead Space Ignition both hit the North American PlayStation Store this week. You’d think they’d spread such similar games out a little. Sonic is reborn and Dead Space is re-dead this week in the PlayStation Store update, but my eye is on the PS One Classics release of Alundra and…
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Browse The Entire Rock Band Music Library In This Post
In honor of the release of Rock Band’s 2,000th song, Harmonix has released a handy widget that lets you browse the entire Rock Band library from inside a blog post. For instance, this one. Jimi Hendrix’s “Are you Experienced?” is the 2,000th song to hit Rock Band in the past several years. That’s a lot…
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Looks Like All Steam Borderlands Owners Get Duke Nukem Forever Access
Looks like you don’t have to purchase the Borderlands Game of the Year Edition to join the Duke Nukem Forever First Access Club if you’ve already purchased the original Borderlands on Steam. Readers Jon and Steve sent in images showing off the Duke Nukem Forever First Access Club codes that have shown up in their…
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Guitar Hero Scores A Sweet Transvestite
A trio of Rocky Horror Picture Show tracks are coming to Guitar Hero later this month, giving us an excellent opportunity to post a picture of Tim Curry in lingerie. Not that we need an excuse to post a picture of Tim Curry. Three songs from the cult-classic film will be making their Guitar Hero…
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Old Favorites Return In GoldenEye 007
They can swap out Bonds and update the plot as much as they want, as long as Jaws, Oddjob, and Dr. No are available in GoldenEye: 007’s multiplayer I’m a happy camper. Daniel Craig is my favorite James Bond, but GoldenEye was always about Pierce Brosnan, so I’m a little uneasy about the swap. The…
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Tony Hawk Developer Robomodo Struck By Layoffs
A mere two weeks before the release of its second game, Tony Hawk: Shred developer Robomodo is hit by layoffs, with sources reporting 30 to 60 jobs being cut due to the loss of the Tony Hawk franchise. Formed in 2008, Robomodo is the Chicago-based development studio that Activision put in charge of the Tony…
By Mike Fahey