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- Xbox 360 officially unveiled this evening. (6 responses)
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- World of Warcraft - Shutup and Dance! (2 responses)
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- Wakka wakka wakka… (2 responses)
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- Sony’s official PSP website goes live with launch lineup. (1 responses)
- “World of Warcraft” sales top 800,000. (5 responses)
- Foxtrot does “World of Warcraft.” (21 responses)
- Sony announces U.S. release date, pricing for the PSP. (2 responses)
- Why “Alone in the Dark” is so stunningly bad. (9 responses)
- World of Warcraft’s rapid growth pains. (6 responses)
- GamesIndustry.biz interviews Blizzard part 1. (5 responses)
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- PSP developers impressed with Sony’s new toy. (0 responses)
- Hacked objects in “The Sims 2” spread like viruses. (86 responses)
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- Kids say the darndest things 2. (7 responses)
- Midway finds a silver lining in EA’s exclusivity deal with the NFL. (0 responses)
- Play “Anarchy Online” for free. Yes, there’s a catch. (3 responses)
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- Gaming notes: Half-Life 2 Deathmatch and The Sims 2 patch now available. (4 responses)
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- This just in: Gamers prefer playing games to watching TV. Imagine that. (9 responses)
- More on the legal fight over Steam between Valve and Sierra Online. (2 responses)
- “World of Warcraft” Open Beta signups underway. (16 responses)
- “GTA: San Andreas” draws its first criticisms. (14 responses)
- Game and computer makers sued over 3D graphics patent. (1 responses)
- “World of Warcraft” goes gold. (2 responses)
- Sony backpedals a bit on PSP battery life. (0 responses)
- “Resident Evil 4” no longer a Nintendo exclusive. (13 responses)
- Could Sony’s PSP drop to $150 when it launches in the U.S.? (3 responses)
- Sony announces Japanese release date, battery life, and pricing for PSP. (6 responses)
- GTA: San Andreas arrives today. Expected to break sales records, stir up anti-violence advocates. (5 responses)
- Going where the gamers are: Video games get their own ad network. (13 responses)
- SPOnG.com visits San Andreas. (0 responses)
- Child’s Play Charities (2 responses)
- Take control of my life. (14 responses)
- Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is gold. (1 responses)
- Half-Life 2 has FINALLY gone gold! Hits store shelves November 16th. (4 responses)
- A positive news item about video games. (5 responses)
- Weird games from Japan: Katamari Damacy. (10 responses)
- “Half-Life 2” Steam preorder pricing announced, Valve starts taking orders tomorrow. (1 responses)
- EA teams with Red vs. Blue guys to show off machinima tools in “The Sims 2.” (1 responses)
- Counter-Strike: Source is everything you already love with lots of whipped cream and sprinkles. (7 responses)
- PC Gamer scores early review of “Half-Life 2.” (7 responses)
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- Sony says PSP development is done. Playable units to debut at TGS. (2 responses)
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- Some screenshots of World of Warcraft. (9 responses)
- Guess who got into the World of Warcraft beta stress test? (10 responses)
- “Half-Life 2” to go Gold on Monday. Owner of SEB spazzes out. (7 responses)
- Valve knows how to slowly drive a geek insane. (12 responses)
- Sony reveals a handful of PSP specs. (0 responses)
- “The Sims 2” goes gold! (5 responses)
- Half-Life 2’s graphics are simply stunning. (11 responses)
- Price cuts on PS2 and Xbox in Europe. (1 responses)
- DOOM 3 for $35. (2 responses)
- DOOM 3 is impressive. (8 responses)
- For the gamer on a budget. (0 responses)
- Can’t want for Sony’s upcoming PSP? Build yourself the next best thing. (1 responses)
- TIME on “The Age of Doom.” (9 responses)
- Half-Life 2 within days of going gold? (6 responses)
- Details on GTA: San Andreas soundtrack released. (14 responses)
- Pissed off gamers had a hand in tracking down Half-Life 2 code thieves. (4 responses)
- Sony’s PlayStation 3 to be on display and playable at next year’s E3. (4 responses)
- Valve opening up limited beta-testing of Counter-Strike: Source. (0 responses)
- “Digital Praise” aims to provide Christian video games to the masses. (7 responses)
- Valve’s Gabe Newell offers up some “Half-Life 2” tidbits. (0 responses)
- Microsoft sort of rebukes the report that Xbox 2 won’t be backwards compatable. (1 responses)
- Analysts predicting a $500 PS3 and $249 PSP. (2 responses)
- No backwards compatability for Xbox 2. (0 responses)
- “StarCraft: Ghost” delayed until sometime in 2005. (4 responses)
- DOOM 3 in today’s FoxTrot. (0 responses)
- Details start to emerge on “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.” (13 responses)
- We now return to E3 already in progress. (1 responses)
- Sony shows off final PSP design and specs. (0 responses)
- PS2 price drops to $150, lots of PSP titles announced, EA signs up for Xbox Live. (0 responses)
- USA Today has first official pic of Nintendo DS. (0 responses)
- Business 2.0 thinks Sony’s PSP will be a big hit. (3 responses)
- Guild Wars E3 for Everyone event. (0 responses)
- PacManhattan - LARPing an arcade classic. (0 responses)
- Sony expects to ship 3 million PSPs by March ‘05. (6 responses)
- Coming soon: Commodore 64 Direct-To-TV. (3 responses)
- Nintendo will discuss ‘N5’ at E3. (1 responses)
- Sony looks to have a hit with upcoming PSP. (0 responses)
- It’s official (finally) Microsoft drops price of their Xbox. (4 responses)
- Even AdAge is talking about the growth of video games. (1 responses)
- Sun Micro to unveil new servers designed for gaming. (0 responses)
- Roundtable discussion on mainstream games and Linux. (21 responses)
- Gaming with your voice. (5 responses)
- Networks grapple with loss of 18-34 year olds to video games. (10 responses)
- More on dropping the hard drive from Xbox Next. (2 responses)
- Trend of video games turned movies is growing. (8 responses)
- Thy Dungeon Man II (8 responses)
- ‘Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas’ to hit PS2 this fall. (8 responses)
- Sony’s PSP handheld release date pushed back to 2005. (8 responses)
- “Unscrewed” interviews guys behind “Red vs. Blue.” (7 responses)
- Addiction is a terrible thing… (1 responses)
- Details leaked on “Xbox Next?” (5 responses)
- Analysts predict falling Xbox prices this year. (1 responses)
- Putting yourself into the game, literally. (2 responses)
- In defense of sniping in FPS games. (15 responses)
- Seventh annual “Wired News Vaporware Awards” out. (1 responses)
- Re-release of PS2 “Tiny Bee” controllers. (0 responses)
- Nintendo’s new mystery game system revealed. (3 responses)
- Mega64: When gamers become film makers. (1 responses)
- Review of Activision’s “Call of Duty.” (7 responses)
- The marriage of games and movies. (0 responses)
- Video Game Hall of Fame. (3 responses)
- IGN and GameSpy are merging. (1 responses)
- 200 EQ players take 4 hours to kill the unkillable. (4 responses)
- More retro gaming in your browser: Qix! (0 responses)
- More LAN party goodness today. (2 responses)
- More retro gaming in you browser. (8 responses)
- Oooo! I was bad today. (0 responses)
- Inside look at the development of “Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time.” (0 responses)
- Original “Prince of Persia” hidden in upcoming sequel. (3 responses)
- First look at Sony’s answer to the GameBoy and iPod. (6 responses)
- More retro gaming goodness coming to a console near you. (2 responses)
- Retro gaming ain’t for everyone. (7 responses)
- Get yer retro gaming mojo working. (1 responses)
- Play free classic video games from Midway. (5 responses)
- GameCube price drop has helped with sales. (0 responses)
- Half-Life 2 source code stolen and released on the Net. (0 responses)
- Half-Life 2 delayed! Noooooooooooooo! (3 responses)
- Sony announces upcoming release of PS2 hard drive… finally. (27 responses)
- One more good reason for me to buy a PS3. (8 responses)
- World War II ass-kicking. (4 responses)
- Conquering the world, one battle at a time. (2 responses)
- Analysts expect price cuts on GameCube sooner rather than later. (1 responses)
- Specs on Sony’s PSP portable gaming unit. (0 responses)
- Hook your video game console up to your wireless network. (3 responses)
- Details on Sony’s new PSX. (12 responses)
- Nintendo’s profits nose-dive 37 percent. (6 responses)
- State of Washington first to ban sales of violent video games to minors. (3 responses)
- Half-Life 2 must be seen to be appreciated. (5 responses)
- Is nVidia cheating to inflate its 3DMark03 scores for the new GeforceFX 5900? (1 responses)
- The Sims 2 trailer from E3 up at IGN.com. (7 responses)
- First “Booth Babes” pics up at HomeLan Fed. (2 responses)
- PS2 and Xbox prices have been cut. (0 responses)
- Half-Life 2 teaser trailer up at IGN.com. (0 responses)
- E3 starts today. (0 responses)
- Sony announces new hand-held game system called the PSP. (1 responses)
- What? An endless stream of add-ons isn’t enough? (1 responses)
- Salon.com does an article on Dani Bunten. (3 responses)
- CryENGINE set to revolutionize first person shooters. (0 responses)
- Having a blast playing Freelancer. (2 responses)
- Pitfall Harry to return to consoles. (2 responses)
- More LAN party goodness. (3 responses)
- Michigan set to fine retailers over video game sales. (4 responses)
- Sen. Joseph Lieberman gets worked up over video games again. (7 responses)
- Latest rumors on Xbox, PS2 price cuts. (0 responses)
- 10 classic Atari video games in a joystick. (0 responses)
- And I thought just buying games was expensive… (6 responses)
- Ah, the lengths a gamer will go. (20 responses)
- Will Wright talks about The Sims Online. (3 responses)
- Gack! (0 responses)
- Sittin’ and waitin’ for the Sims Online. (6 responses)
- Today’s FoxTrot. (2 responses)
- List of confirmed cheats for GTA Vice City. (0 responses)
- Everyone needs a little Vice in their lives. (7 responses)
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