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Connect the dots: Valve’s Big Picture could be a Linux game console
The Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Nintendo Wii are nearing their end. As powerful as they have been in the living room, gamers want more. They want better graphics, new user experiences, and more mobility, as much as those things can be at odds with one another.
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Wii U Cracked Open, System Memory And Speed Revealed
Now that the Wii U is out, though, it hasn't taken long for someone to tear one apart and do the detective work themselves.
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Far Cry 3 Review: Human Nature
Far Cry 3 marks the series’ return to the tropical paradise setting that birthed the franchise. It’s beautiful and lush and very different from the African savannah of Far Cry 2.
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Has 'Angry Birds' Killed Mario? Let's take a look.
Can Nintendo's new Wii U or any future console for that matter compete in a world disrupted by low-budget mobile games like Angry Birds?
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Portal: The Flash Game
Yes, you read that right; Portal, the game created by Valve has been made into a flash game. Valve is not involved with this rendition of the game but it’s just as fun and challenging as the Portal series. Players will have to use their wits to complete an increasingly difficult set of tests.
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When I hear the NRA blame video games...
Hypocritical bunch they are.
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Are we at the end of the line for social online games?
Social games were a phenomenon that transformed the way we looked at games, firstly with Facebook, but later also on mobile. They provided a way for companies like Zynga and OpenFeint to burst onto the scene. But as we know, in recent months Zynga’s share price tumbled.
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Microsoft, please, a little respect
Suckering poor people into giving you more money over a longer period of time - that's the American way.
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Zynga Stock Dives as Facebook Keeps Backing Away
Zynga shares are down 7 percent after the social-games maker and Facebook announced they are all but ending their special relationship. Facebook can develop its own games if it chooses to do so, and Zynga can now host its games on a different social platform, according to a new agreement.
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NRA Blames Violent Movies And Video Games For Gun Deaths
In its first public statement after the shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, the National Rifle Association today blamed “blood-soaked films” and video games as a large part of the problem of gun violence in America.
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The Most Overrated Video Games
Everybody has at least one: A game that, for one reason or another, just never appealed to you despite its presence on the "best game of all time" list for many people. A game that you're almost ashamed to admit to hating.
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Valve Will Release Its Own Console For The Living Room
Steam's Big Picture mode was just the first step: according to Valve boss Gabe Newell, you'll be able to buy a living-room-friendly PC package next year.
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Resident Evil 6 Promotion Turns a London Butcher Shop Into a Human Meat Market
Reuters News Service reported that Capcom opened a special butcher counter in London's famous Smithfield meat market to promote the release of Resident Evil 6. This special meat market features edible goodies made to look like human remains from just about every part of the human anatomy.
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Fox News Blames Shooting on 'Online Activities,' 'Gaming'
Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly and analyst Keith Ablow got together on the network today to chat about some of the factors in today's tragic shooting in Connecticut.
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Rebooting the Gaming Industry
Is there any use for expensive consoles in the era of the addictive mobile game?
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Abort, Retry, Fail: Gaming's Biggest Disappointments of 2012
This year, the things that disappointed the Wired staff weren't just bad games. Here are our picks of gaming's biggest bungles of 2012.
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Tantalizing THQ Medley (94% discount)
THQ is having a crazy sale to try to get people interested in their games (so they buy future new releases), while making a few bucks to try and save the company.
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No, Let's Talk About Video Game Violence
Gaming's soul is sick. And gamers hate talking about it.
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Play the first ever video game developed in North Korea
Relatively speaking, North Korea seems to be making some major progress lately. And now, the first ever video game developed in North Korea has been released!
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Game Theory: Making Room for the Women
Struggling over the role of women has been a big part of gaming culture's coming to grips with being a mainstream commercial behemoth.
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