Thursday, February 26, 2009
News
Nintendo’s 120 Game Line-Up, Punch Out, Excitebots Dated
10:40PM Brian Ashcraft | Nintendo today released a list of 120 games headed to the Wii and DS. The extensive list includes dates for Punch-Out!! Excitebots and Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. More »
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Don’t Plan On Playing Quake Live Just Yet
10:30PM Luke Plunkett | How live is Quake Live? So Live. But just because it’s live doesn’t mean you can play it. You can register, sure, but after that, you gotta get in line. More »
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Dragon Quest IX Delay Was At The Last Minute
10:00PM Brian Ashcraft | Earlier this month, Japanese game maker Square Enix announced that eagerly anticipated role-playing-game Dragon Quest IX would be delayed. More »
Culture
Large, Girly Ken Statue Is On Fire
9:30PM Luke Plunkett | With two games released since Christmas, Street Fighter is on fire. The kids at SOTA toys have probably taken it a bit too far, though, with this burning Ken statue. More »
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Another Brain-Age-Doesn’t-Work Study
9:00PM Brian Ashcraft | Did you hear for the umpteenth time Brain Age doesn’t really help your brain? No, really. More »
Culture
Penny Arcade Writing ‘Anniversary’ Book, Out In 2010
8:30PM Luke Plunkett | It’s testament to the lasting popularity of Penny Arcade that we can write a headline like that. After all, how many of the site’s readers would have expected to still be reading them in 2010? More »
Culture
World Of Warcraft In Beer Stein Form
8:00PM Brian Ashcraft | Let’s get trashed! Why not, you are looking at World of Warcraft: Rise of the Lich King beer steins. More »
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The Great Capcom Bond Purchase Bungle
7:30PM Brian Ashcraft | Swiss bank UBS (stay with me) placed an order of 3 trillion yen (US$31 billion) for Capcom bonds. Make that, mistakenly placed an order. More »
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Midway Dev Explains Why PS3 Development Is ‘A Pain In The Ass’
7:00PM Luke Plunkett | The PS3 is a powerful, powerful machine, but harnessing that power isn’t easy. There are confusing, technical ways of explaining just why this is, but we like Midway developer Shaun Himmerick’s explanation better. More »
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