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Ninja Gaiden Sigma II Leaves Footprint Traces
2:00PM Brian Ashcraft | This Ninja Gaiden Σ II may not have wall breast touching, but it does have footprints. And footprints are almost as good as wall breasts. Right? Right?
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Firmware 3.0 Vs. Firmware 2.8 – Fight!!
1:20PM Brian Ashcraft | It’s been a few days since the new PS3 firmware, firmware 3.0, was released. We’ve already asked you what you thought of it. Now let’s see how it stacks up to firmware 2.8. More »
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Grapple Buggy: A New Look At The Xbox Live Indie
11:20AM Michael McWhertor | We got to go hands on with Xbox Live Indie Games entry Grapple Buggy at E3 this year, a fine buggying session through a lush alien world. At the time, developer Nathan Fouts teased the game’s story. More »
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Enter Drawn: The Painted Tower
7:20AM Mike Fahey | Big Fish Games presents Drawn: The Painted Tower, a simply gorgeous PC puzzle adventure game available for digital download this Friday. More »
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Muramasa Moment In Art
2:20AM Mike Fahey
Ignition Entertainment’s Muramasa: The Demon Blade will be in stores soon, so the company has released a “Moment in Art” trailer to make sure everyone who owns a Wii sees how lovely it looks. More »
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Scenes And Screens From LostWinds: Winter Of The Melodias
1:00AM Mike Fahey | Frontier Developments once again puts the power of the wind in your hands in LostWinds: Winter of the Melodias, the follow-up to the acclaimed WiiWare launch title. Here’s what it looks like. More »
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New LocoRoco Game, New LocoRoco Trailer
7:30PM Luke Plunkett
There’s a new LocoRoco game due out later this year, and a new game means new gimmicks, in this case a fundamental change to the game’s simple control scheme, with the introduction of the “boing”.
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Time Donkey Loves Tacos
6:30PM Luke Plunkett | Time Donkey launched today. It’s from the guys behind Velociraptor Safari, Jetpack Brontosaurus and Minotaur China Shop. So, yes, it’s unique, and yes, it’s funny. More »
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Professor Layton As An 8-Bit Game
1:20PM Brian Ashcraft | Level-5’s puzzle franchise Professor Layton series are not 8-bit NES games. They have many more bits and are on the Nintendo DS. More »
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