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| Sega And Platinum Games Join Forces [Rumor] Platinum Games, the studio founded by former Capcom developer Clover, has apparently struck a deal with SEGA to publish three games. Those games are:
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| More about Sega Dates Alpha Protocol Teases | Ads |
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| Sony Alpha A350 Sony’s latest pro-sumer digital SLR offers 14.2 megapixels and full AF in live view mode TrustedReviews [..] |
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| The Dreamcast Turns Ten Today [Sega] Sega's last stab at console dominance is now ten years old. The Dreamcast was launched on November 27, 1998 in Japan, back when global hardware launches were almost unheard of. It wasn't exactly a success. The Japanese version of the Sega Dreamcast launched with a rather pa [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 5.665 |
| Kotaku | Relevance: 5.665 |
| Would You Buy An Atari Phone? [Atari] Well, would you? Seriously. Reason we're asking is that last week Atari sought to have their name trademarked in association with ?internet protocol phones? and ?residential telephone apparatus composing telephones and telephone connecting units?. Before you ask, yes, that's [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 5.641 |
| Hands On With Sega's Let's Tap! [Tokyo Game Show 2008] Yuji Naka, formerly of Sega, now of Prope, had his latest game on display at Tokyo Game Show. It's Let's Tap! a (wait for it...) supposedly penguin friendly mini-game collection that uses the Wii remote in a unique [..] |
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| Joystiq | Relevance: 5.631 |
Next Halo novel, 'Cole Protocol,' detailed  Filed under: Culture, Microsoft Xbox, Microsoft Xbox 360
Just because there are Spartans in it doesn't mean it's a history book. Sci-fi scribe Tobias S. Buckell has been tapped to write the sixth novel based on and in the [..] |
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| New Stormrise Screens Surface [Stormrise] Sega quietly slipped out some new screenshots yesterday for their upcoming game Stormrise, the real-time strategy game that takes you across, over, and under a post-apocalyptic world. While I was pretty much sold on the idea of Stormrise with the trailer Sega released back in Sep [..] |
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| New Sega Title Begins Testing in China [Three Kingdoms Ftw] Adding to my theory that Three Kingdoms-related material will outlast us all, Dynasty Gaming has announced the start of closed testing with the first of their Sega-licensed "China Series" of games. And what would that game be? A MMORPG entitled Sanguko Seisen ('Saga of the Three [..] |
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| Joystiq | Relevance: 5.598 |
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| Microsoft deploys protocol defense for IE ‘We can’t do it on our own!’
RSA Internet Explorer is the next battleground for Microsoft in its goal of securing the Windows stack against an anticipated avalanche of script-based attacks.
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| Yu Suzuki Still Gainfully Employed At Sega [Regret The Error] Sega president Simon Jeffery appeared to have misspoke on the employment fate of famed game designer Yu Suzuki when he told Gamasutra that the Outrun creator was no longer employed at the company. Turns out, he is! Hooray! Said to be bearing the title Creative Offic [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 5.560 |
| Google Now Supporting OpenID. Kind Of (GOOG)
It's been a big week for OpenID, the idea that Internet users should be able to use a single username/password combination to login at any site, all via an open source protocol.
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