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Is It OK To Take A Free Game When The Company Selling It Makes A Mistake?
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Video Games Gave Him The Chance To Prove He Is American
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What Happened To My Xbox LIVE?
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Man Loses Xbox Account To Thief, Gives Thief Virtual Smackdown
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Gold Vs Plus: How Sony Is Making A Mockery Of Xbox Live
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Windows 8 Is Not Good For Gamers
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Microsoft Killing MS Points? Please Be True.
This is far from the first time this rumour has popped up. We heard last year that Microsoft was planning this, but as the reveal of a new Xbox console – and a new Windows update – draws closer, we’re hearing it again. This time a little more convincingly.
Hackers Are Targeting High-Profile Employees, Says Microsoft
Microsoft has revealed that a “handful” of accounts held by current and former high-profile Microsoft employees have been hacking targets. In a statement issued to The Verge, Microsoft stated that a “group of hackers are using several stringed social engineering techniques to compromise the accounts.”
Video Games Gave Him The Chance To Prove He Is American
Video games aren’t what kept José Muñoz in his parents’ basement for much of the past seven years, slipping into depression. They aren’t why the former honour roll student dropped out of college, and they aren’t why he couldn’t get a job. Video games aren’t what sent him to a therapist’s couch, and video games aren’t what kept him on his living room’s, day after day.
In This Lovely Fairytale Game, Your Right Thumb Is Your Little Brother
I’ve been waiting to see more of the world of Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. The downloadable game looks so different than most of the games that Starbreeze has put out and seems to be an eye-catching mix of exploration and co-operative puzzle-solving.
Dead Space 3′s Awakened DLC Brings Back Those Horrific Hallucinations
Dead Space 3 presented a pretty radical departure from the first two games in the sci-fi horror series. Too many fetch quests and co-operative play made Isaac Clarke’s third outing against the Necromorphs feel less scary and atmospheric than DS1 & DS2. But, most of all, longtime Dead Space fans missed the freaky hallucinations that made Isaac Clarke doubt his own sanity.
