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| First Uncharted Movie Details [Uncharted: Drake's Fortune] In case you missed it, our own Mr. Hollywood, John Gaudiosi, ran an excellent feature this morning on the Avrads, and their plans to start making video game movies that don't suck. If you haven't read it, it's good stuff, go read it. If only because Avrad gives th [..] |
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Brace yourself: Mark Wahlberg hasn't played Max Payne  Filed under: Culture
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Nokia Issues Update for N810 and N800 Internet Tablets  Yesterday was a big day for Nokia Internet Tablet owners. The N810 and N800 each got a firmware update codenamed “Diablo” and while some refer to it as a minor release, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Why? Let’s look at the change log highlights:
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Video game movies have a terrible, and well-deserved, reputation. So why does Hollywood keep making them? Because some of them make money.
On Friday, Universal (GE) signed a deal with Take-Two (TTWO) to [..]
