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| Google Launches Its Own Second Life [Lively] Google launched Lively today, a 3D virtual world that can best be described as the search and advertising giant's take on Second Life. Currently, the service is for Windows users only and requires Internet Explorer or Firefox, as well as a Google account, to tak [..] |
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Call of Duty 4 maps coming to PC June 5  Filed under: PC, First Person Shooters
Those on active virtual duty in Call of Duty 4 have seen combat in all manner of locales during their tours -- though earlier this year, their theater of operations saw a majo [..] |
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| Pokemon WiiWare And VC Inflation [Wii Downloadables] This week in Wii downloadables we are given a choice between new collectible goodness and old inflatable badness as Nintendo releases one new game for WiiWare and two classic titles on the virtual console.
First and foremost, WiiWare gets one of its [..] |
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| PlayStation@Home Goes All Hic-a-doo-La [Playstation Home] PlayStation@Home went to version 1.0 recently and expanded its pool of beta testers. I'm not sure Sony Computer Entertainment had this sort of thing in mind when it did, though. Given the options of going bowling, or playing arcade games, or buying virtual [..] |
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| Why Grind When There's Tales of Vesperia DLC? [Xbox 360] Once again taking a page out of the PC MMORPG playbook, Namco Bandai is pulling out the DLC. Previously, Namco Bandai made mountains of cash with the DLC for Xbox 360 exclusive THE iDOLM@STER by selling various outfits and accessories for the virtual pop [..] |
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| Second Life Flying Wang Attack Goes IRL [Nsfw]
Remember when Room 101 griefers issued a flying penis attack on Second Life "real estate" "mogul" "Anshe Chung" during a virtual interview? How could you not? It's just about the o [..] |
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Space Invaders Get Even with Pit Crew Panic! on WiiWare  Filed under: Nintendo Wii
Next week, we'll be switching formats so the WiiWare and Virtual Console posts will be combined. Let's take a quick look at the games that prompted the move: The final, breathtaking solo salvo from WiiWare Weekl [..] |
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Euro PS store getting A-Z search function  Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3
The European PlayStation Store is in for a real technological treat this Thursday, according to a moderator on the Official PlayStation Community forums. Customers scoping the virtual aisles for [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 3.525 |
| Single Update, Double Dragon [Vc Update] As it generally goes when there's high profile Wii release such as Mario Kart, the Virtual Console is keeping a low profile this week, releasing only one game on the Wii Shop Channel for your classic gaming enjoyment. At least they aren't skimping out on qua [..] |
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| Japanese Woman Jailed For Virtual 'Murder' [Crime] And you thought MapleStory was all fun and games. A Japanese woman has found herself in jail, potentially facing charges of illegally accessing a computer and manipulating data, after deleting the character of her in-game 'husband' who divorced her rather su [..] |
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Prince of Persia series producer, Ben Mattes, tells IGN that he was "expecting a few more virtual pats-on-the-back" for exploring some unbeaten paths in th [..]
Way back in 2005, Disney (DIS) opened a free online game/virtual world called Virtual Magic Kingdom. The site, released primarily to celebrate Disneyland's 50th anniversary, took off, and within a year Di [..]
Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360Most companies in the gaming industry never really atone for their egregious errors -- if so, Nintendo would have sent us a check for the $180 in hard-earned allowance money that we blew on the retina-singing Virtual [..]
