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Third Star Wars character joins Soul Calibur IV cast  Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Fighting
The Force is strong with the next installment in Namco's weapons-based fighting series. GameSpot reports that both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Soul Calibur [..] |
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| Joystiq | Relevance: 5.211 |
Rumor: Ikaruga polarizing XBLA April 9  Filed under: Arcade, Microsoft Xbox 360, ActionThe Japanese version of Xbox.com apparently posted the release date for the long-awaited XBLA version of Ikaruga. Xblah reports a Japanese website caught the alleged prem [..] |
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| EA Finally Drops Take-Two Bid (For Now) Seven months after Electronic Arts offered $2 billion for Take-Two Interactive, EA (ERTS) says it is finally walking away from the deal. EA's $25.74 offer for Take-Two (TTWO) formally expired a month ago, but the two companies had [..] |
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CollegeHumor Finally Graduates To MTV  Took a while, but it's a done deal: IAC's CollegeHumor/Connected Ventures dudes finally have an MTV show. Or at least a six-episode commitment for this fall, according to MediaPost. [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 5.173 |
| CEO Ben Feder On Turning Things Around At Take-Two [Interview] Take-Two CEO Ben Feder is not a gamer, unless you're talking Carnival Games. He and Board chairman Strauss Zelnick were brought in as turnaround experts during some very low times at Take-Two. The ">SEC was investigating, the company wasn't profitable, and many people were wondering if it could weath [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 5.134 |
| More Video Layoffs: Break.com Fires 11 Break.com, one of the legions of video sites aimed at dudes, said today that it's laying off 11 employees - about 14% of its total work force.
Why? It's trying to focus on its more profitable segments, although Break's CEO, Keith R [..] |
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| New York Real Estate Market Finally Crashing It took a while. But now, with Wall Street's help, it's finally happening:
Post: Toll Brothers, the largest US luxury homebuilder, said fourth-quarter revenue plunged 41 percent as the hous [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 5.099 |
| Joystiq | Relevance: 5.084 |
Sega Racing Studio closed, not profitable  Filed under: Driving, Business
Sega has confirmed closure of its Sega Racing Studio, which, despite ballooning to more than 60 employees, has managed only a single release since its creation in 2005. One, and done. [..] |
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| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 5.071 |
Metal Gear Solid coming to the Xbox 360 soon?  Konami sure knows how to cause a stir. An update to the official Konami’s Kojima Productions website seems to suggest that Metal Gear Solid may finally make its way to the Xbox 360. We will admit that this might be a bit of stretch but the black and green coloring of the symbol-filled website is [...] [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 5.064 |
| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 5.054 |
| SlingCatcher finally shipping There’s probably over 40 people I know personally that will be screaming all sorts of unprintable curse words because they have no other way to express their excitement. Many of you have been waiting for this to finally be released, and hey, if you’re a big traveler, what could be better than setting this up [...] [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 5.044 |
| Microsoft Mass Firings "Grossly Exaggerated" (MSFT) Ten days ago, reports circulated that Microsoft was planning to fire 15,000 people on January 15. We said we thought this was highly unlikely. As expected, more recent reports suggest that the culling is likely to [..] |
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