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| The Best And Worst Of Widescreen Gaming On The PC [Pc Games] While it?s fairly common these days for console games (Wii excepted) to launch with widescreen/16:9 support, PC games aren?t so fortunate. Even in 2008, with widescreen monitors becoming so popular that even the Xbox 360 natively suppor [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 3.602 |
| Kotaku | Relevance: 3.602 |
| XNA Games "Most Likely Less Expensive" Than XBLA Ones [Xbox Live] And now, the last of the leaked MS/Acti news items for the day. Included in Intellisponse's marketing/survey data was some information on Microsoft's User Generated Games program, which is what they were calling the service we know better as "Community Games On LIVE". The material says that it's a ?new de [..] |
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| 'Performative Play': Games and the 'Real World' [Serious Games] Ian Bogost has an interesting essay up on Gamasutra, this one on the performative aspects of video games. The beloved word of anthropologists and linguists the world over, the concept of something being 'performative' is when something has the ability to do something itself when it is thrown out in t [..] |
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| Forbes: Google Could Be Games Publisher [Google] Chris Morris of Forbes magazine thinks that Google should try its luck at publishing video games. The search engine behemoth has put some serious research time into advertising within games and certainly has the resources to acquire [..] |
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| On Relevant Settings in Games [Serious Games] L.B. Jeffries has a nice piece up arguing for more relevant and provocative settings in games in order to raise awareness and perhaps do something a little greater for disastrous (real world) situations. He points out that violence isn't incompatible with this, thus [..] |
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| Joystiq | Relevance: 3.595 |
Q-Games teases 'two to three' PixelJunk titles in 2009  Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PSP
Popping in to deliver some New Year tidings on the PlayStation Blog, Q-Games' president Dylan Cuthbert opined on his favorite games of ought-eight ... and teased that at least two ne [..] |
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Good Old Games offering early beta access  Filed under: PC, Retro
If you love classic games but feel the need to own things in order to bring some sense of stability to your life, GOG.com (that's Good Old Games) could be a good alternative to GameTap for you. The company recentl [..] |
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| Finally, We Can Buy Games From YouTube [Google] Yup, Google (who own YouTube) want some more money. They've today announced a new feature to be implemented on YouTube that will let you buy games. And proper, real games to boot. They'll be rolling out Amazon buttons underneath certain game videos. Like, you watch a [..] |
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| "Video Games Make Our Olympic Fingers Tired" [Tyson Gay] As Fahey previously pointed out in his feature, Olympic athletes like video games. Many athletes like video games, it seems. As Olympic runner Tyson Gay points out: Olympic track athletes spend a lot of free time trying to be the best in their favorite video games. So much so, our fingers sometimes [..] |
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| Parents.Com's Kid-Friendly Holiday Games List [Kid-Friendly Games] The folks at Parents.com have just issued their list of the Best Kid-Friendly Video Games of 2008, a quick and dirty guide to games that aren't...quick and dirty. There are five titles on the list right now, and all of them are relatively safe choices. Kung-Fu Panda, Lego Indiana [..] |
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| SimCity iPhone Micro-Review: Reticulating iPhones [Review] The iPhone doesn?t seem to be doing action games so well. And by action, I mean anything that involves moving anything. But puzzle games? And strategy games? Now we?re talking. There are already countless (excellent) versions of Tower Defence available, [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 3.580 |
| EA's E3 Line Up - We're Going To Need A Bigger Website [E308] Don't expect me to sum up Electronic Arts' E3 2008 presence in a couple of paragraphs. It's far too huge for just a quick rundown, so I'll just give you the pertinent points. The line up includes soemwhere around 38 games, including four games for the iPhone, three for the iPod, and four mobile games - i [..] |
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