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| Another Mario Sonic Collaboration in the Works? [E308] Speaking with SEGA of America president Simon Jeffery earlier this week, he was pretty excited about how well Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games has been selling. Worldwide SEGA has sold about 10 million copies and, as Jeffery pointed out, the upcoming Ol [..] |
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| Excellent idea Forest Service May Move to Interior - washingtonpost.com:
Among some lawmakers who hold the purse strings, there is a belief that the U.S. Forest Service is out of place.
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| Nintendo Facing Controller Ban Over Patent Lawsuit [Nintendo] Getting your hands on a Wavebird, Classic Controller, or Nintendo GameCube could shortly become very difficult as Nintendo faces a ban on all three devices, following a failed attempt to overturn the verdict in a $21-million dollar patent infringement suit brought on by Texas-based Anascape Ltd. U. [..] |
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