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| Beware the Dairy Goblin [Day Note] To: Ash From: Crecente Re: Do You Know What Today Is? Do You? Some people might think that during the day talk within Kotaku Tower always centers around games, gaming and their derivatives. And that, perhaps, we spend our non-gaming moments talking about deeper, more meaningful things, like the fight to preserve the Ethiopian wolf or the failing ruble. They'd be wrong. [..] |
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| The 'Megatrends' of Gaming [Industry] Pascal Luben has an interesting article — soon to be part of a set of articles — on the 'megatrends' of gaming. Some of it is obvious ('multiplayer to the rescue!'), but the discussion of what all this means for game design and games of the (near) future [..] |
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| The PC At E3 - The Keyboard And Mouse Brigade [E308] While we've taken a good hard look at what we expect from Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony during E3 2008, we've not yet touched on the original gaming platform, the personal computer. Back during my first visit to E3 in 1998, PC gaming made up a relatively large portion of the show, with PC publis [..] |
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| WarGames: A Retrospective [PC Gaming] Wired has put together a retrospective on the silver anniversary of WarGames, which if it isn't the first movie premised on PC gaming, is certainly the most notable. The film came out in 1983, the summer of Return of the Jedi. And as I recall it at the time, WarGames was well [..] |
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ZTE expands R&D team by 900, focusing on TD-LTE development  In a sure sign that LTE is gaining momentum, Chinese handset maker ZTE has hired 900 additional developers to focus on TD-LTE technology. The company is also investing Rmb 6 billion ($875 million) to build an R&D and production facility in Xian, China that will develop the LTE technology behind future 4G handsets. Using its [...] [..] |
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AMD unveils 'Fusion' gaming utility for speeding up your PC  Filed under: PC, Interviews
AMD today launched the Fusion Gaming Utility, the first in what the company is calling a major push in rebranding (Cinema 2.0 is part of that), complementary to the AMD Game! Initiative it launched earlier [..] |
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| EA Will Be Gaming's "One Great Company" [Ea] Looks like the EA cafeteria's fresh out of humble pie. Speaking with the Financial Times, Electronic Arts boss John Riccitiello has said that like animation (Disney), television (NBC) and radio (CBS), gaming will one day be known for its one great company. And no, [..] |
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| Facebook Criticized For Violent "Game" [Facebook] With some calling Facebook the new frontier for gaming, it's unsurprising that it keeps making headlines. After all, it's not part of the gaming industry unless someone's complaining about excessive violence. Yes, game violence. On Facebook. If you're already a F [..] |
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| Worms 2008 Inching to Mobile Phones [Mobile] THQ Wireless and Team17 Software have teamed up to develop a new Worms game for the mobile phone.
Worms 2008: A Space Oddity will include four new mini-games, an enhanced single player c [..] |
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| Zune Update Brings Free Games [Zune Gaming] As we speak, I am excitedly staring at the progress bar for the download of the new Zune 3.0 software, as I am sure many of you already have, eagerly anticipating the launch of the Zune gaming era. The update adds various new features to Micro [..] |
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NPD's new "Online Gaming 2008" report states that 72% of people in the US played games in 2007, up from 64% in 2006 (although the quantity of play isn't defin [..]
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