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- mario is timeless by paranoid emdroid on Nov 19, 2009 in animation mario nintendo in the news wii games old games
Video game characters come and go; some are universally loved, others hated, and other still manage to be remembered for cheesy lines, awesome weaponry and crazy special moves. Yet no video game character is (or really, will ever be) as pervasive as...
- halo: reach will debut at spike awards by paranoid emdroid on Nov 19, 2009 in fighting games new games online VGAs game development shooters in the news
Some guy from GameTrailers.com has announced via Twitter (Of course! Is there any other way to announce anything these days?) that the Spike TV Video Game Awards will be held live this year on December 12th. One of the more major news stories going a...
- dragon age: origins by paranoid emdroid on Nov 19, 2009 in xbox 360 reviews ps3 new games animation game development rpgs
The boyfriend just finished his first playthrough of Dragon Age: Origins, the latest party-based RPG from developer Bioware, and it was a pretty epic game. This fantasy RPG is a pretty awesome, full game that certainly is reminiscent of Bioware's Sta...
- sims 3 world adventures by paranoid emdroid on Nov 19, 2009 in sims 3 EA games new games emdroid pc games sims 2
The first expansion pack for the Sims 3 came out this week and I have to admit, I am really enjoying Sims 3: World Adventures so far! I was skeptical at first - we've seen vacationing before in Sims 2: Bon Voyage and while it was well done there, I w...
- hey kids, history IS interesting! by paranoid emdroid on Nov 12, 2009 in game development in the news game marketing
Lately it seems like video games that deal in historical plotlines or recreate monumental events from history are growing in popularity. This is of course not a new development; game designers have been delving into the past for game ideas and story...
- atari finds a new way by paranoid emdroid on Nov 12, 2009 in online game development in the news old games hardware game marketing
Most people associate Atari with clunky black cartridges and antiquated systems with 20 buttons on the controller, not giving much consideration to the fact that Atari is in fact still developing games for current consoles. Granted, they may not be r...
