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It arrived on my desk almost three years ago. Sealed in shrink-wrap, protected by packing peanuts, boxed in brown cardboard, it was never meant to be played. No writer in the building wanted to go near it, no reviewer wanted to play it. As I was about to put it in the communal freebie box, the figurative fly swat of the universe came down on my brain to stop me. I put the game in my bag and took it home.
Chuck actor Zac Levi checks out the Nintendo booth at E3. Photo from Nintendo America’s twitter feed.
One life to live? More like 20 Games to Play. This actor looks enthralled. Photo from Nintendo America’s twitter feed.
Seriously. These life sized Halo Reach statues are too realistic to tempt me to climb over the barrier. As snapped by Stephen Totilo at the L.A. Convention Centre.
Even though guests are watching a game, not playing one, the World Cup viewing area is one of the most crowded screens at E3.
As told to Kotaku on August 13, 2009. Just something to keep in mind as you check for updates about Sonic Colors.
Social games aren’t new–they’re just games you play with other people. Social games began about 5000 years ago.
