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Nintendo Revolution Goes for World Launch

Nintendo's President, Satoru Iwata, seems very confident that taking the entire world by storm with the latest gaming console developed by its company will be a great marketing move, and hopes that the simultaneous launch throughout the world will be even more successful.... [ There's more ]

Posted by PleaseMYOB in Gaming News on Oct 27, 2005

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New Cold War Demo

A second Cold War demo is now available, offering another chance to sample DreamCatcher Games' third-person stealth/action game set behind the iron curtain.... [ There's more ]

Posted by PleaseMYOB in Gaming News on Oct 27, 2005

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Vietcong 2 SP Demo Plans

A new Vietcong 2 demo is planned that will include single-player play as well as the two multiplayer maps from the previous demos. Word is the demo is due "soon," but exactly when is in the hands of publisher Take-Two/2K Games.... [ There's more ]

Posted by PleaseMYOB in Gaming News on Oct 27, 2005

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CAMRA Bill Introduced in House of Representatives

In May 2004, Senators Sam Brownback (R-Kansas), Joe Lieberman (D-Connecticut), and Hillary Clinton (D-New York), introduced the Children and Media Research Advancement Act to study the effects of various forms of media, including movies, music, television, and video games, upon children.... [ There's more ]

Posted by PleaseMYOB in Gaming News on Oct 26, 2005

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Postal - Growing into a movie

As if Jack Thompson doesn't have enough on his plate. haha.

Postal two is working on a movie... for theaters... yup.

When you'r done shaking your head, you can read the whole press release here.

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Posted by PleaseMYOB in Gaming News on Oct 25, 2005

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HDTV Mandatory in 2009?

Recently, the U.S. Senate voted on a measure that will have an effect on all buyers of electronic devices, including gaming machines. A Senate panel approved legislation that pinned April 7, 2009 as the deadline for television stations to make the switch to HDTV digital broadcasts. If passed, the bill will also assign $3 billion for converters for pre-HDTV sets.

This bill, should it become law, could influence the upcoming console war. Sony and Microsoft have both put a great deal of em... [ There's more ]

Posted by PleaseMYOB in Gaming News on Oct 25, 2005

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GUN

Experiance the brutality greed and lust that was the west, In stores November 8th...

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Posted by PleaseMYOB in Gaming News on Oct 24, 2005

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Walk Of Game 2006 Voting Enters Home Stretch

The organizers of the 'Walk Of Game' display at Sony's Metreon entertainment complex in San Francisco have announced vorting so far for 2006's Walk of Game categories, which officially closes at midnight PST on October 31st.... [ There's more ]

Posted by PleaseMYOB in Gaming News on Oct 24, 2005

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Lawmakers urge U.S. to keep control of Web

U.S. lawmakers are urging the Bush administration to resist a push from other countries to shift control of the Internet to the United Nations, arguing that such a move would stifle innovation and free expression.... [ There's more ]

Posted by PleaseMYOB in Gaming News on Oct 21, 2005

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New Source Engine Indie Games To Debut

A pair of intriguing independent PC games have recently hinted or revealed that they are using Valve Software's Source game engine, shining further light on possible forthcoming games for Steam, Valve's digital content delivery service. One is the return of an old Half-Life mod, re-imagined with the Source engine, and the other is a potentially well-regarded Independent Games Festival 2006 entry.... [ There's more ]

Posted by PleaseMYOB in Gaming News on Oct 20, 2005